Do we want to restore Villa Montedomini?

Dear friends,

as reported in an article in the newspaper " Il Resto del Carlino ", the ghost turns the spotlight on Montedomini Villa, a historic villa is located on a hill near Castelferretti, a village in the municipality of Falconara Marittima, in the Province Ancona.

This villa is owned of Inrca, that would put the building up for auction, after the attempt of November 2010.
The villa is of the XVI century and consists of a park of 30,000 square meters and two houses on 900 square meters in total.
The villa was the summer residence of Count Ferretti.
The count stood there for a while.
In fact, he had to abandon it, perhaps for the debts and perhaps for other reasons.
Today, the villa is closed to the public.
In fact, in the summer of 2001 , there was a terrible fire (most likely arson) but it not damaged the villa.
Since that time, the villa was fenced off and the doors and windows locked.
To reach the villa you have to climb a staircase of 222 steps.
Then, the staircase divides and divides into two steps by 14 steps.
So you arrive at the villa, but is in a state of neglect and decay.
Around the villa there are legends and it seems that it is haunted by ghosts.
According to some witnesses, those approaching the villa feels footsteps plans come from the upper floors, which are unusable, as unsafe.
In addition, some evidence also report horses strangled and slaughtered chickens nailed to the walls.
Evidently, many satanic sects have operated in that area.
Unfortunately, it seems that even today it is so.
In addition, there would also be an other weird thing: according to some, the Villa would be aligned with the church of Santa Maria della Misericordia, located Castelferretti.
This church dates from the fifteenth and was made ​​to thank the Virgin Mary at the end of the plague and was commissioned by the Count Ferretti.
Some People say that the villa and the church are linked by a tunnel, which probably now collapsed.
Even the name itself, "Montedomini" is enigmatic.
In fact, it could come from two Latin words "Mons Domini," or "Mountain of the Lord ".
A video on Youtube, however, shows something strange.
Looking at the villa, which looks from a window of the top floor see a human figure.
It may be a ghost or will be the work of some prankster?
However, no matter what, I hope that this historic villa is recovered and made ​​accessible to the public.
Sincerely. Source: Website " Ghosts and Mysteries ".