I didn’t believe it at first. In fact, I was amused when the book “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” was released. I did wonder if he was just looking for the annoying sparkly ones, the well dressed vampires in the closet like Pitt and Cruise, or the creepy grungy Tarantino types. The cover of the book was certainly provoking:

But recently a dear friend, whom we’ll call Messalina, sent me irrefutable proof that not only had our administration hunted vampires but that something went terribly wrong and the hunters ultimately became the hunted.
As you may be aware there are no laws protecting those who would assassinate vampires (on the whole, it’s a public service), but there are laws in place protecting our highest ranking public servants regardless of their, um, persuasion…
Documents that I have in my possession and that I am about to post here for you to examine prove, conclusively, that the highest seat of our government was compromised in the pursuit of the unholy and bloodsucking vampires. Although, by all accounts, Lincoln stayed true to his country and his mission, even the prosecutor in the Wilkes-Boothe case had to side step the issue of his humanity to argue for conviction of the brutal assassin:

You’ll notice the lawyer, at the top of the page which recounts his opening argument, is quick to point out that this is NOT ABOUT KILLING A HUMAN BEING… and at the bottom of this page he admits the secret conspiracy. Proof positive. Thank you Messalina. I am always a believer in telling history as accurately as possible.