Samuel Green: The escaped slave who waged justice from the shadows, by Gift Luckson In the autumn of 1843, the valleys and ridges of northern Alabama hid secrets untouched by settlers. The Cumberland Plateau, with its shadowed ravines and dense forests, became both a haven and a hunting ground for one man, a fugitive whose name would later slip into legend and fear. This is the true and haunting account of Samuel Green, the slave who escaped bondage and became the most feared mountain man in the South. Enslavement The first written mention of...