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Juan López was a soldier in the Mexican-American war who fought in Santa Ana's army and was captured and tortured by American troops. His ghost haunts the second-floor boys bathroom in the N building, the site of his hanging. Students have reported seeing blood on the walls and heard screams.{{Citation needed}} | Juan López was a soldier in the Mexican-American war who fought in Santa Ana's army and was captured and tortured by American troops. His ghost haunts the second-floor boys bathroom in the N building, the site of his hanging. Students have reported seeing blood on the walls and heard screams.{{Citation needed}} | ||
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Juan López was a soldier in the Mexican-American war who fought in Santa Ana's army and was captured and tortured by American troops. His ghost haunts the second-floor boys bathroom in the N building, the site of his hanging. Students have reported seeing blood on the walls and heard screams.[citation needed]