The Ghost of the House of the Counts

In 1641, a Spanish merchant named Juan Manuel de Soloronso killed several men he suspected of sleeping with his wife. He was told that the man in question would walk past his house at exactly 11 o'clock on the dot. After stabbing him to death, an entity stepped out of the shadows and said it wasn't who he'd murdered. A priest instructed Juan Manuel to repent by traveling to the city's gallows and praying the rosary for three nights in a row. The following morning, Juan Manuel's body was found swinging from the gallows. Today, fishermen have reported seeing the ghost of the innkeeper waving her lantern back and forth on the roof of the Cas