The Alabama Pine Belt Killings of 1982: 11 Field Hands Shot Over a Stolen Peanut Sack скачать в хорошем качестве

The Alabama Pine Belt Killings of 1982: 11 Field Hands Shot Over a Stolen Peanut Sack

In 1982, in Alabama’s Pine Belt, a missing burlap peanut sack on a struggling farm seems like a small slight. For quiet veteran Harlan Pruitt, who guards his family’s heirloom seed and brine as his only inheritance, that loss hints at the slow theft of his name and craft. As that year unfolds, debt, broken trust, and a secret corporate contract pull neighbors into a tightening circle. Harlan’s ledgers, letters, and maps reveal a man balancing a farmer’s patience with a soldier’s precision, until within a short span eleven men are dead and a rural county faces deliberate, irreversible tragedy. Decades later, the Pine Belt still bears those scars in graveyards, court archives, and jars of “Pruitt Red Runner” seed. This fictionalized dramatization, inspired by regional tensions and long‑circulated accounts, does not promote or justify violence; it examines pressured communities, fragile inheritances, and failed systems. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.