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... that the namesake of the Repetto Hills was tied to a tree and robbed by a bandit, attracting treasure hunters whose digging caused his house to collapse?
Source: "Its walls undermined by recent heavy rains and the digging of treasure hunters... the old Repetto adobe... is fast crumbling to decay" and "Disguised as a shepherd, Vasquez raided the Repetto adobe, tied the owner to a tree, and compelled him to sign a check for $800..." Also and
Overall: Passed review. Newness okay: major 5x expanasion on 30 July 2026. CopyVio okay: ran Earwig tool, it reported no problems. QPQ: okay, nominator reviewed DYK of Rigid kite (airborne wind energy). Image copyright/license is okay for all images. Sources look valid and appropriate. Hook is interesting, and has a valid citation(s). Noleander (talk) 02:24, 2 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
ALT1: ... that the namesake of the Repetto Hills was tied to a tree and robbed by a bandit, attracting treasure hunters whose digging for supposed buried loot caused his house to collapse?