New Orleans. April 10th, 1834. The home of Creole society belle
Delphine Lalaurie and her respected physician husband catches fire.
As Madame recruits her neighbors to save expensive artworks,
firefighters smash through a padlocked attic door and enter a scene
from Hell--a tiny, reeking room holding more than a half-dozen
chained slaves. They have been starved, tortured, outrageously
mutilated. The sheer horror of it spawns a haunting legend that has
endured for over 150 years.
Who was this woman, this "Mad Madame Lalaurie," and why would
she commit such ghastly atrocities? Or did she commit them at all?
For the first time, original historical research reveals the truth
behind the legend. Find out what really happened in the house at
1140 Rue Royale the house some people call the most haunted place
in America. For the first time, find out who the woman behind the
horrifying legends really was.
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