Joshua Fletcher (South Carolina, 1847): The Slave Who Forced Master's Sons To Breed Like Slaves

Esther Wallace (Alabama): Whipped For Smiling — Signal For Mass Escape Of 33

Margaret Sutherland (Alabama 1841): This Mother Bred Her Own Sons With Enslaved Women For 20 Years

Jacob Terrell (Alabama, 1856) The Black Man So Strong That 12 Overseers Could Not Restrain Him

May Louise Miller Mississippi, 1980: She Worked Her Whole Life—Without Ever Receiving a Paycheck

Joseph Number 47 (Virginia, 1774 ) One Slave Fathered 37 White Children For Planter Wives

Our Lady of Sorrows (Louisiana, 1842): Nuns Sold Their Own Slave Babies For $200 Each

Joshua Bennett (Augusta, 1857): The Man Who Could Stop His Heart—Yet Never Lost Consciousness

Reverend Calvin Fletcher (Alabama, 1857): White Pastor Who Risked Everything to Free 12 Slaves

Eliza (Kentucky, 1878): She Saved the Killer Stallion Everyone Wanted Dead

Marcus Thornton (Memphis, 1852): Three Elite Families Wanted Him—But Their Rivalry Destroyed Them

Celia (Charleston, 1847): No One Believed She Was Expecting—Until the Birth Shocked Everyone

Joseph (Virginia, 1799): The Hidden Father Behind 37 White Children

Celia (Georgia, 1839): Five Hunters Thought She Was Prey—They Were Dead Wrong

The Black Stallion (Louisiana, 1851): They Tried to Break the Horse—But It Chose a Slave Boy Instead

Sarah (South Carolina, 1748): After Healing 33 People, She Was Tried as a Witch

Eli (Mississippi, 1875): They Found Him With 2 Dead White Girls... and the Lie Began

Katherine Dunore (Virginia, 1853) She Ran North With the Man Her World Called Property

Kwame Badu (Middle Passage, 1792): While Others Died - He Kept a Child Alive

Jonathan Gates (Silver Hollow, 1846): The Mine Made Him Rich—Then Took His Daughter's Soul

Ashcroft Family (Dunstable, 1821): Seven Travelers Sacrificed in Their Chapel

Evergrim Family (New Hampshire, 1893): The Bloodline That Sacrificed Black Children Every 17 Years

Theodore Dellinger (Cleveland, 1889): Heir Forced to Sacrifice Innocents for Family Curse

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Sebastian Montgrave (Yorkshire,1889):The 8ft Giant Baby Fed on Human Flesh for 24 Years in the Attic

Amelia Dyer (Reading, 1896): Britain's Most Evil Baby Farmer Who Killed 400 Infants

Bell Farm (Tennessee, 1817): The Witch Returned for Her Revenge

Silas Blackwood (Pennsylvania, 1828): They Buried the Living and Called It Salvation

The Ashford Brothers (Nebraska, 1878): The Black Wheat Harvest - Children Transformed Into Monsters

The Solomir Covenant (Arkham, Massachusetts, 1881): The 12 Women Who Walked Out Naked

Reverend Silas Beecher (Massachusetts, 1875): The Preacher Who Purified His Family Through Abuse

Jasper Caldwell (Henrico County, Virginia, 1882): The Heir Who Turned His Mansion Into A Sex Cult

Elias Cowdery (Zion's Rest, Utah, 1838): The Prophet Who Raped Children In God's Name

Claraara and Elias Thornnehill (Yazoo County, Mississippi, 1852): The Twins Who Spoke With The Dead

Cornelius Whitmore (Colorado, 1899): The Blood Covenant - The Patriarch Who Fed People To The Well

Catherine O'Malley (Charleston, 1867): Ancient Covenant Demanding Human Sacrifice

Ezekiel Fenwick (Mississippi, 1866): The Preacher Who Raped His Family In God's Name

Cordelia Randolph (Virginia, 1861): Doctor Forced To Carve Her Body For Demonic Union

Cornelius Lowell III (Beacon Hill, Massachusetts, 1882): The Patriarch Who Bred His Own Daughter

Elijah Pritchard ( Idaho, 1887): The Preacher Who Turned His Family Into His Sex Cult

Ezekiel Witmore (Massachusetts, 1785): He Mutilated Innocent Children For "Purity"

Anna of Savannah (Witmore Plantation, 1690): The Slave Who Castrated Her Master

Elellanena Carter (Willowbrook Plantation, 1859): The Plantation Lady Who Betrayed Her Husband

Mercy (Harrowway Plantation, 1841): 4 White Monsters Buried By Their Own Victims

Claraara (New Orleans, 1842): The Enslaved Woman Who Beheaded The Reverend

Eleanor Carter (Willowbrook Plantation, 1859): The Plantation Lady Who Betrayed Her Husband

Elijah (Alabama, 1847): He Learned Law In Secret And Destroyed His Owner

Benji (Witmore Plantation, 1853): The Dwarf Slave Boy Bought For 7 Cents

The Pointing Child (Virginia, 1840): He Raised His Finger And Death Came

Samuel Washington (Witmore Plantation, 1842): The Runaway Slave Buried Alive For 3 Days

Margaret Wayright (Waywright Hall, 1852): The Plantation Wife Who Gave All The Land To Her Slaves

Celeste Bogard (Louisiana, 1846):The Obese Virgin Daughter Her Mother Gave To Two Slaves

The Witness Tree (Mississippi, 1844): They Knelt Before Dawn And Rose With The Sun

Samuel (Alabama, 1842): The Boy Killed For A Theft He Didn't Commit...and The Mother ...

Abel (Charleston, 1789): (South Carolina, 1789): Boy Who Remembered Ancient Knowledge

Elellanena Witford (Natchez, 1849): The Widow Who Married Her Slave Cook

Grace (Elderwood Plantation, 1840): The Child Sold South While Her Father Watched

Amelie (New Orleans, 1842): The Enslaved Woman Who Seduced Three Brothers And Destroyed Their Empire

Samuel & Running Wolf (Georgia Territory, 1838):The Runaway Who Built An Army With Cherokee Warriors

Benjamin Cross (Harrow Plantation, 1844): The Giant Slave No 12 Overseers Could Break