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yesand her had abused and killed her slaves then disapears

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There is no definitive evidence that Marie Laveau, the famous voodoo priestess from New Orleans, owned slaves herself. However, it is known that she came from a family that owned slaves, and she likely grew up in a household with enslaved individuals.

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