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The Blacksmith of Baltimore — The Enslaved Man Who Built Death Traps Masters Couldn’t Escape

Become a member of this channel and receive benefits:    / @slavesrevenge-y1z   A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Channel Members I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude to the incredible individuals who have chosen to support this channel through membership. To Schawana Jefferson and SALEEM23ful, our Silver Club members: Thank you for believing in this mission and standing with us. Your support helps keep these essential stories alive and reaching audiences who need to hear them. I'm honored to have you as part of this community dedicated to preserving these powerful narratives of resistance and freedom. And a very special recognition to Terrie Bailey, our Gold Club member: Your extraordinary commitment to this channel goes beyond words. The Gold Club membership represents a significant investment, and the fact that you've chosen to support this work at that level shows profound dedication to these stories that history tried to silence. Your generosity directly impacts our ability to dive deeper into research, improve production quality, and reach even more people with these crucial histories. You're not just a supporter—you're a true partner in this mission to honor those who fought for freedom and dignity. To all three of you: you're helping to ensure that the voices of those who resisted oppression, who fought for their humanity, and who refused to be broken will never be forgotten. These stories matter, and you're making it possible for them to be told with the depth and respect they deserve. Thank you for standing with me in this journey. Your support fuels not just the channel, but the sacred work of keeping these histories alive for generations to come. With sincere gratitude, Slave’s Revenge 🔥 THE BLACKSMITH WHO FORGED DEATH TRAPS 🔥 Baltimore, 1852. Five white men commissioned iron cages, shackles, and restraints from an enslaved blacksmith named Amos Walker. They trusted his craftsmanship completely. What they didn't know: every piece contained hidden fatal flaws—locks that would never open, floors that would collapse, mechanisms designed to kill. For 18 months, Amos smiled and bowed while building their deaths. Then the traps closed. 💀 This is the TRUE story of the blacksmith who turned metal into justice. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: Extreme historical violence, torture, family separation, and brutal revenge during American slavery (1619-1865). Educational purpose only. Viewer discretion advised. 👉 ENGAGE WITH US: ✅ SUBSCRIBE for untold resistance stories 👍 LIKE if this story impacted you 💬 COMMENT: Was this justice or murder? 📢 SHARE with those who need to know this history 🔔 TURN ON notifications for new episodes ❓ QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION: Should Amos have sought revenge or escaped? How many untold stories like this exist? What does this teach us about resistance under oppression? #Resistance #TrueStory #Slavery #Baltimore #Justice #UntoldHistory #AmericanHistory #Freedom #Revenge #BlackHistory