The 280-Pound Man They Tried to Capture — None of the Hunters Returned, Missouri 1861 скачать в хорошем качестве

The 280-Pound Man They Tried to Capture — None of the Hunters Returned, Missouri 1861

This video is a work of historical fiction. Characters, events, locations, and timelines are fictional and created for narrative purposes, inspired by themes of resistance, power, and survival. On September 15th, 1861, at Blackwood Plantation in Cooper County, Missouri, a 41-year-old enslaved blacksmith named Silas Thompson orchestrated one of the most brutal acts of resistance in American slavery history. Standing 6 feet 10 inches tall and weighing 280 pounds, he killed 10 professional slave catchers and freed dozens of enslaved people before dying from his wounds. This is the true story of "The Crusher" — a man who chose death over chains. 🔥 IN THIS VIDEO: The separation of Silas's family that triggered his transformation Six months of meticulous planning and preparation The night of September 15th, 1861: 10 armed men killed in brutal combat The liberation of 43 enslaved people from Blackwood Plantation The Cooper County Bloodbath and its ripple effects across Missouri How one man's resistance terrified every slave owner in the state 📚 This is a true story of resistance during the American slavery period (1619-1865). Through historical research, we rescue memories that were erased from official American history. Silas Thompson's story is documented in court records, newspaper archives, and oral histories preserved by the African American community in Missouri. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This video contains descriptions of extreme historical violence related to the American slavery period, including torture, murder, separation of families, and brutal revenge. The purpose is educational and to preserve historical memory. Viewer discretion advised. 👉 If this story impacted you: ✅ SUBSCRIBE to never miss these untold histories 👍 LIKE if you believe these stories deserve to be told 💬 COMMENT: Was Silas Thompson a murderer or a freedom fighter? 📢 SHARE with those who need to know the real history of resistance 🔔 Turn on NOTIFICATIONS for more stories of enslaved people who fought back ❓ QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION: If you had been in Silas Thompson's position, what would you have done? Why do you think stories like this are left out of mainstream history textbooks? What does Silas Thompson's resistance teach us about human dignity under oppression? How does this story change your understanding of the slavery period? #SilasThompson #TheCrusher #SlaveResistance #MissouriHistory #UntoldHistory #BlackHistory #Freedom #Resistance #Justice #AmericanSlavery #CooperCounty #1861 #TrueStory #HistoricalJustice #NeverForget