New Orleans, 1840 — The Auction That Changed How Slaves Were Valued

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In March 1840, at New Orleans’ grandest slave auction, a man named Daniel Moreau was sold for $2,900 — shattering every previous record for a single enslaved person.
No special skills were listed in the catalog. Yet the price was higher than anyone had ever paid.
A hidden note reveals the forbidden ability that forced the market to revalue human beings — and then erased him completely.
A true, slow-burn dark historical mystery that still haunts.

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This documentary is based on historical records, secondary sources, and period accounts.
Some details have been reconstructed where documentation is incomplete, using historically plausible interpretation.
The film examines themes of institutional power, silence, and ethical failure, and does not seek to sensationalize suffering.
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