Harriet Tubman: The Most Wanted Woman

In 1850, a woman with a price on her head walked back into hell 13 times.

Her name was Harriet Tubman, and she carried a loaded gun. Not for slave catchers,

for the people she was rescuing. If anyone tried to turn back, she'd point the

barrel at their head and say, "You'll be free or die. Dead folks tell

no tales." One person breaking meant everyone died, the route exposed, families slaughtered.

She was five feet tall, had seizures that could drop her unconscious without warning,

brain damage from a metal weight that cracked her skull open when she was 12.

While slave catchers circled, her body would collapse. The people she was leading had to wait