Mercy of Louisiana: Slave Woman Who Vanished After the Pot Lid Slammed Shut

The Enslaved Woman Who Burned the Plantation Chapel-Brothel to the Ground — Louisiana, 1867

Elias of Alabama: Slave Who Left the Door Knocker Tapping With No Hand Behind It

Hunters Became the Hunted: The Voodoo Escape Through the Carolina Swamps, 1855

The Impossible Secret Of The Most Beautiful Slave Woman Ever Auctioned in Louisiana — 1851

The Carolina Hoodoo Witch: The Enslaved Woman Who Cursed Her Mistress Slowly

The Slave Who Knelt on Corn All Night — And His Legs at Sunrise Made the Masters Run (1851)

Isaac of Natchez: Slave Who Disappeared After the River Fog Rolled Through the Quarters

(Louisiana, 1841) The Cruelest Slave Sisters That Ever Existed: Destroyed 4 Families and Their Heirs

Abel of Georgia: Slave Blacksmith Who Vanished After Forging His Master’s Key

The Slave Who Unleashed Panthers on the Masters — The Night the Ballroom Turned to Blood (1852)

Dinah of Georgia: Slave Woman Who Walked Into the Orchard and Left the Apples Unbruised

(1846, Charleston) The Elderly Slave Woman Who Left Four Families in Ruin

The Cruel Secret of the Slave Amélie: She Seduced Three Brothers and Made Them Foes—New Orleans,1854

“Why Does the Master Look Like Me, Mother?” — The Slave Boy’s Question That Exposed Everything, 1850

Dinah of Savannah: Slave Woman Who Walked Into the Lantern Light and Never Returned

The Plantation Lady Who Bred Slaves with Her Own Sons: Georgia's Secret 1847

The Horrifying Truth About What Happened to the Plantation Owner — The Slave Abigail’s Cruel Justice

The Slave Locked in a Barrel With Snakes — And What Came Out at Dawn Made the Masters Run (1844)

Ruthanne of Charleston: Slave Girl Who Left the Quilt Half-Stitched and Breathing Warm

He was considered unfit for reproduction — his father gave him to the strongest enslaved woman 1859