The Enslaved Prophetess Who Warned of a Massacre Days Before Blood Filled South Carolina

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🔮 The enslaved woman who predicted 9 deaths... and then fulfilled her own prophecies with poisoned oleander tea. On June 23rd, 1842, Miriam served sweet tea to her enslaving family in South Carolina. Two hours later, they were all dead. But the most terrifying part? She had warned exactly what would happen - day, time, and method - for TWO WEEKS straight. Nobody believed her. 💀
🔥 IN THIS VIDEO:

⚡ Blackwood Plantation, Beaufort County, South Carolina, 1842
💔 The sale of her daughter Ruth - the last straw that triggered vengeance
🌿 How she used oleander (common Southern plant) to create undetectable poison
⚰️ 9 victims: the plantation master, his wife, 2 sons, the overseer, and 4 slave traders
📖 The legacy that inspired dozens of other acts of resistance

📚 This is a true story of resistance during the American slavery period (1619-1865). Through historical research, we rescue memories that were erased from official U.S. history.
⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This video contains descriptions of extreme historical violence related to the American slavery period, including torture, murder, and brutal revenge. The purpose is educational and to preserve historical memory. Viewer discretion is advised.
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🤔 Do you know other slave resistance stories?
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🔮 Was she a prophetess seeing the future... or a planner creating it?

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