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Georgia Officials Kept Finding Slave Children Who Looked White - Every Record Led to One Plantation
For decades, officials in Georgia kept encountering the same impossible detail in slave records.

Children legally classified as enslaved —
yet described with European features.

At first, each case appeared isolated.
One unusual birth.
One strange sale.

But when courthouse records, auction documents, burial logs, and plantation ledgers were examined together, a disturbing pattern emerged.

Every record led back to the same place.

This documentary traces how one Georgia plantation systematically produced and sold enslaved children with European features — and how the legal system of the time not only allowed it, but protected it.

Through surviving documents, first hand testimony, and historical analysis, this film reveals:

How enslaved women were selected and isolated

Why children were sold in infancy and scattered across counties

How the law erased accountability

And why the truth remained buried for over a century

This is not a story built on rumour.

It is built on records that still exist.

And it forces a difficult question:

If the documentation was always there —
why did no one act?

⚠️ Content Notice

This documentary discusses historical slavery, exploitation, and systemic injustice.
Viewer discretion is advised.

📚 Sources & Research

County birth and property records (Georgia, 1830–1848)

Auction house documentation

Burial and estate ledgers

Federal archival materials

Contemporary medical and journalistic accounts

🔔 Why This Matters

The events shown here were not unique to one estate.

They were the result of a legal system that treated human beings as property — and protected those who profited from it.

Understanding this history is essential to understanding its long-term consequences.

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