Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle was a manor situated in Jamaica.
Edinburgh Castle and the surrounding land was first bought by Lewis Hutchinson in 1768. Later earning the titles of 'The Master' and 'The Mad Doctor'.
Locals did not go near Edinburgh Castle as they feared they would be shot by Hutchinson. But the main road in the area went right by the manor, meaning that they would be in range for Hutchinson to shoot them.
Hutchinson would shoot his victims from one of the manor's towers, steal their valuables and then have his workers put the body into a nearby sinkhole.
In 1773, Hutchinson was arrested for murder, and then hanged. Nobody knows exactly how many people Hutchinson had slain but inside the manor after his execution, a collection of 43 watches were discovered.
Some time in 1776, the Colonial Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton had traveled to the manor in search of one of Hutchinson's victims, Joseph Plumber. This particular victim happened to be one of William Kidd's shipmates, and carried a piece of the map to his treasure with him.
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