Stories about ghosts in this city were popularized by Helen Pitkin Schertz, including a tale about how a sultan massacred his brother and many servants here. A poetry collection by Brenda Marie Osbey includes a poem narrated by the ghostly head of Louis Congo, an executioner who died in this city. (15[1])Delphine Macarty supposedly fled this city after torturing enslaved (15[1])people (15[2])at the supposedly (15[1])haunted (*) LaLaurie (10[5])(“luh-LOE-ree”) Mansion. (10[1])A legendary pirate based (10[2])out of this city (10[1])and nearby Barataria went on to found the pirate colony (10[1])of Campeche (10[1]-5[1])(“kahm-PAY-chay”) by Galveston. This city’s Mystick Krewe (“KROO”) popularized krewes (10[1])often named for mythological figures (10[1])that lead floats during Carnival season. (10[3])For 10 (10[1])points, name (10[1])this former home base of Jean Lafitte (10[4])(“ZHAHN luh-FEET”), where (10[2])Marie Laveau (“luh-VOE”) was a leader of Louisiana (10[2])Voodoo. ■END■ (10[2])