Indian Massacre in Orlando
Narrated by Dennis Baker
- Released
- July 27, 2012
Set in Central Florida in 1883, this audiobook recounts the tragic tale of a massacre that arose from a mix of personal vendetta and historical context. John, feeling justified in his actions, takes matters into his own hands when the President refuses to send soldiers to remove the local Indians, leading to dire consequences. Drawing from historical documents and family interviews, the narrative explores the complex relationships between the Indians and pioneers, offering a glimpse into the paradise that existed before the conflict. This account aims to illuminate the events surrounding a dark chapter in history while remaining grounded in factual storytelling.
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