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On October 9, 1836, a Virginia plantation master died on his own torture device, killed by the enslaved blacksmith he'd trained to build it. This is the story of Reginald Carrington, who called himself a "scholar of punishments," and Abram, who spent three years learning every weakness in his captor's methods before using that knowledge in the most calculated act of revenge in Virginia history.
Drawing from court records, historical society archives, and newly discovered correspondence, this video explores what happens when absolute power meets absolute patience. It's not a simple story of good versus evil. It's a complicated examination of resistance, complicity, and the question of whether violence can ever be justice when the law provides no other option.
From courthouse dockets to oral histories preserved by freed communities, the evidence reveals a system so brutal it eventually turned its own tools against itself. And at the center of it all: a man who counted everything, built everything, and waited for exactly the right moment to act.
This isn't just history. It's a reminder that the systems we build can always be turned against their builders.

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