 Though only Garayo came to be known as "The" Sacamantecas, other serial killers and child murderers in 19th and early 20th century Spain were claimed to be sacamantecas as well, such as Manuel Blanco Romasanta, Enriqueta Martí i Ripollés and the 1910 murderers of the Sierra de Gádor.Juan Díaz de Garayo is mentioned in Pío Baroja's 1932 novel "La Familia de Errotabo", where he is incorrectly claimed to have been the first person executed by  (1863-1928), historical executioner prominent in Restoration Spain who garroted Michele Angiolillo, the murderer of Spanish Prime Minister Cánovas del Castillo in 1897, among others.Mayoral's first execution actually took place in 1892.