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Isabella of Memphis: Slave Woman Who Poisoned the Plantation Heirs and Escaped North

In 1857 Memphis, Isabella Washington faced an impossible choice: watch her six-year-old daughter be sold away, or take deadly action to prevent it. What followed was one of the most dramatic escape stories in Underground Railroad history—a desperate mother's journey from Tennessee plantation to Canadian freedom, pursued by bounty hunters across three states. This is the untold story of how breakfast became a weapon, how love drove a woman to murder, and how one act of violence rippled through the abolitionist movement to become legend. From poisoned coffee cups to midnight river crossings, follow Isabella and her daughter Amelia as they navigate the treacherous network of safe houses, slave catchers, and moral choices that defined the Underground Railroad. Based on historical accounts and testimonies from refugee communities, this investigation explores the thin line between desperation and heroism, and asks the question that haunted Isabella for the rest of her life: when survival requires violence, who pays the real price for freedom? Warning: This video contains mature themes including violence, slavery, and historical trauma. Viewer discretion advised. #UndergroundRailroad #IsabellaOfMemphis #SlaveResistance #AmericanHistory #TrueCrime #CivilWarEra #FugitiveSlave #CanadianHistory #Abolition #Memphis #Tennessee #Ohio #Windsor #FreedomStories #Poison #Escape #BountyHunters #SlaveCatchers #Plantation #Emancipation #BlackHistory #WomensHistory #Resistance #Justice #Survival #HistoricalMystery #LegendOrTruth Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more dark historical tales! This video is for entertainment purposes only. This video is a work of fiction inspired by historical themes. It does not depict real events. Viewer discretion is advised. 🔔 Subscribe for cookie!