Author: Đức HT

In the summer of 1716, fourteen of South Carolina’s wealthiest and most brutal plantation owners gathered … Esperanza de Lima: The Woman Who Burned 14 Plantation Owners Alive in a Coal Furnace, 1716Read more

Between 1792 and 1800, more than 400 enslaved men, women, and children were forced to build … The White House Was Built on Chains The Forgotten Slaves of America’s Founders.Read more

In August 1847, on the wealthy Bogard plantation outside Baton Rouge, something unnatural unfolded under the … The Senator’s Wife Caught in the Slave Quarters at Midnight: The Louisiana ScandalRead more

In the autumn of 1798, seventeen travelers vanished along a 20-mile stretch of the Wilderness Road … (1798, Kentucky) The Serial Killer Family That Ran the Farm of HorrorsRead more

In March 1853, on the courthouse steps in St. Helena Parish, Louisiana, a pregnant enslaved woman … Master Bought Slave for 12 Cents at Auction… She Was Pregnant with Her Previous Owner’s ChildRead more

On the morning of September 14th, 1856, servants at the Grimball mansion on Meeting Street in … The Judge’s Wife Found Dead With Her Slave Lover: Charleston’s Darkest Secret of 1856Read more

Between 1847 and 1852, three of the most prominent families in Limestone County, Alabama, were completely … The Most Dangerous Female Slave in Alabama: She Seduced and Destroyed Three Families.Read more

In the burning summer of 1872, eleven prominent white men in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, were … The Black Widow: She Seduced 11 Ku Klux Klan Leaders and Slit Their Throats in Their Beds (1872)Read more

In the suffocating summer of 1847, Elellanena Bowmont lived as the perfect governor’s wife — admired, … The Profane Affair of the Governor’s Wife and the Slave – The Ruin of the Beaumonts, Louisiana, 1847.Read more

In August 1831, Southampton County, Virginia, became the site of one of the most shocking events … Nat Turner: The Most Feared Slave in Virginia Who Murdered 55 in 48 Hours and Terrified the SouthRead more