The Slave Who Led the Midnight Revolt: Louisiana’s Most Wanted Man in 1839

The Tragic Life of The Most Beautiful Slave in Baton Rouge History (1850)

The Twins Who Escaped the Cotton Fields and Became Ghosts in the Swamp (1850)

(Appalachia, 1858) The Last Mountain Man Slave, And the Ingenious Trap That Buried His Masters Alive

The Most Disturbing Slave Mystery in Galveston History (1856)

(1862, New Orleans) The Slave Girl That Science Couldnt Explain: The Story of Impossible Healing

A Beautiful Slave Was Fixing His Bed… Then He Said “You’re Beautiful, You Know That?”

“He’s Just a Slave, Not Your Brother…” — The Widow’s Lie That History Never Forgot, 1850

Jemmy: The Most Feared Slave in Stono Who Beheaded 25 Settlers in One Bloody Sunday Morning

The Macabre Savannah Slave Who Locked His Masters in Iron Cages Beneath the Plantation (1852)

The Haunting Mystery of the Most Desired Slave Woman in Louisiana

The Terror of Louisiana, the Slave Who Felt No Pain — He Survived the Whip, the Bullet, and the Fire

Sarah the Slave: The Most Beautiful Woman in Savannah — She Seduced the Governor and Vanished

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He Learned to Heal - Then He Learned to Kill

The Dark Reason the Widow Refused to Sell Her Only Slave (1857)

How a Beautiful Slave’s “STUPID” Trick Won Her the Trust of Someone Dangerous

The Bizarre Secret of the Most Beautiful Slave in New Orleans History 1833

The Slave Woman Who Fed Her Master’s Children to Pigs Georgia, 1853

The Most Tragic Love Story of the Slave Era in New Orleans History (1844)

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