She Was Forced To Grow Up Indian: Cheyennes Capture Lizzie Fletcher, Custer Pursues Them, 1867

They Scalped And Tomahawked All The Children: The Ogly-Stroud Massacre Of 1818, Butler Co., Alabama

"Outrages Too Sickening For These Pages:" Custer Tells Of The Girl The Sioux And Cheyenne Abandoned

The Hostility Of Savage Barbarity To Civilization: The Cause Of The Minnesota Sioux Massacre

They Dragged Her Into The Woods: Cheyenne Indians Attack Kansas Settlers, Outrage Mrs. Marling, 1866

They Roasted Their Flesh, Then Handed It Around, Eating It: The Pequot War in Connecticut, 1637

She Was Forced To Eat Horse Guts And Moldy Bread: Mary Rowlandson's Final Days Of Indian Captivity

He Hung Their Scalps Over His Fireplace: Bland Ballard's Kentucky Home Attacked By Indians, 1788

"I Ravished Her": Tazoo Tried For His Role In The Minnesota Sioux Massacre of 1862

They Told Her They Had Eaten Her Son: Mary Rowlandson Tells Of Her Torments By The Indians, 1676

They Stripped Her Naked And Put Her In The Fire: Mary Rowlandson Tells of The Fate Of Ann Josselyn

They Tied Her To The Ground And Outraged Her In The Most Brutal Manner: The Legion Valley Massacre

"Died Suddenly:" The Fate of John Burgoyne, Joe Bettys and Other Tories After the Revolution

They Took Her To An Unoccupied Teepee And Perpetrated The Most Horrible And Nameless Outrages, 1862

They Arose From The Bowels Of The Earth: The Patriots Cry "Remember Jenny McCrea!" After Her Death

They Made A Trophy Of Her Scalp: Jenny McCrea Captured By Wyandot Indians, New York, July, 1777

Their Brains Were Scattered About The Ground: Paxton Boys Attack The Conestoga Indians, PA, 1763

They Were Scalped At Their Dinner Table: Wyandot Indians Attack The Allen Home, New York, July 1777

He Watched Them Scalp His Father: Comanches Capture Warren Lyons in Texas, 1837

They Promised Not To Scalp The Women: Jenny McCrea Is Caught Between Patriots And Loyalists, 1775

They Scalped and Burned His Wife: The Indian Slayer of Middle Pennsylvania, Captain Jack, 1755

They Cut Off His Feet And Hands: Iroquois Peter Attacks Huron Torturers With Supernatural Strength

They Baptized Him In Blood: George Washington Charged With Assassination Of A French Officer, 1754

They Were All Brained And Scalped: The Extermination of The Erie Indians By The Iroquois, NY, 1654

Death Of A Scalp-Hunter: Glanton and The Judge Are Attacked By Yuma Indians, Arizona, 1850

They Desired Blood And Women: John Glanton's Scalp Hunters Attack Mexicans And Apaches, 1848

They Were Paid Fifty Dollars Per Scalp: Samuel Chamberlain Joins John Glanton's Gang, Sonora, 1848

They Were Violated, Ears Cut Off, Branded With The Letters "U.S.": The Fate Of The Yankedos, 1848

They Scalped His Wife: John Glanton, The Outlaw Indian Fighter Begins His Murder Spree, TX, 1846.

A Creek Rising in Savannah: Creek Indians Declare Dominion Over Georgia, 1749 (ep.4)

They Called On Sorcerers To Cure Them Of Illness: Huron Indians Blame Disease On The French Priests

They Never Heard From Him Again: The Mystery of James Harrod, The Lone Long-Knife Of Kentucky, 1792

Threatened With The Stake: Peter Kennedy Captured By Indians in Kentucky, 1781

Beheaded With A Long Knife: Pontiac and Cornstalk's Depredations in Western Virginia, 1764

The Deflowering Of Sacagewea: Her Tragic Story Before She Met Lewis And Clark, 1804

Fortune Always Favors The Desperately Brave: Wild Bill Hickock's Time As A Union Spy, 1864

They Selected The Fleshy Boy For Torture: Shawnee Indians Attack Virginia Settlers, 1758

Tortured Even To His Fundament: Hurons Torture And Feast On An Iroquois Prisoner, 1649

His Bowels Were Given To The Children: Torture in Huron Indian Society, 1615-1649

Forced To Eat The Flesh Of Their Children: The Winter of Discontent, French and Indian War, 1757-58

More Dead Men Than The Town Can Bury: Wild Bill Hickock's First Gun Fight, Nebraska, 1861

Dragged From Their Husbands' Bodies: Indian Captivity of Mrs. Delaney and Mrs. Gowanlock, 1885.

The Indians Dragged Her Off And Outraged Her Womanhood: The First Gnadenhutten Massacre, PA, 1755

He Was A Demon Thirsting For Blood: Wandering Spirit Orders His Followers To Shoot The Whites, 1885

A Course of Rapine And Bloodshed: The Cree Indians Begin Their War Against The Canadian Government

Wiped Off The Face Of The Earth: The Most Bloodthirsty Indians On The North American Continent

They Severed Her Head From Her Body: Minnesota Sioux Massacre in Renville County, August 18, 1862

They Ate The Men And Dragged Off The Women: French and Indians Attack Fort William Henry, NY, 1757

They Were Dreadfully Mutilated: Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians Attack Colorado Settlements, 1868

Accused Of Being A Squaw Man: Jack Baronnett and W.H. Timblin Have A Dispute Over Gold, 1877

Gold Is Where You Find It: Indian Fighting and Prospecting in the Black Hills of Dakota, 1876-79

They Surpassed Devils In Wickedness: Abenaki Indians Attack Maria Kittle And Her Children, NY

He Begged Not To Be Burnt: Colonel Crawford Asks His Lenape Friend, Wingenund, To Spare His Life

Their Blood Ran In Streams: The Massacre Of The Moravian Indians At Gnadenhutten, 1782

Their Bodies Were Devoured By Wolves: Shawnee Chief Cornstalk's Death at Point Pleasant, 1777

The Indians Ate His Heart To Give Them Courage: Samuel McCulloch's Heroic Defense of Wheeling, WV

Their Carcasses Were Fed To The Dogs: Lenape Indians Capture John Slover During Crawford's Campaign

She Ended Up In An Asylum: Anna Morgan Returns From Sioux Captivity Pregnant With the Chief's Child

His Sufferings Were To Be Consummated: Indian Captivity Of Major Putnam In The French And Indian War

His Bones Burned Almost To Dust: Lenape Indians Torture and Kill Colonel William Crawford, 1782