Proported Loch Ness Monster Video

I found this link showing two videos proporting to be Loch Ness Monster.

Link:
www.truthaboutlochness.com...

I really do not know what to make of the video, while there is definately something in the water, it is very hard to tell what it is. It looks smooth and also shiny, as if it was like a wet lizard, but other than that... I don't know . Judge for yourself. I kinda smacks of a bad B movie.

Originally posted by dreamrebel
I found this link showing two videos proporting to be Loch Ness Monster.

Link:
www.truthaboutlochness.com...

I really do not know what to make of the video, while there is definately something in the water, it is very hard to tell what it is. It looks smooth and also shiny, as if it was like a wet lizard, but other than that... I don't know . Judge for yourself. I kinda smacks of a bad B movie.

Hummm....I don't know. With all the sonar searching that has been done and nothing has turned up, I am inclined to believe that either it does not exist or it is something completely different then we think it is (like some strange giant eel or something).

i may be wrong, but with the sonar searching, the first wave revealed two or three unknowns, and the second wave of sonar searching revealed nothing.

News stories are now breaking to attempt to debunk this website and its video claims.

Article:

"2004-02-12 - Wireless Flash Weird News
Loch Ness Researcher Smells Something Fishy In Documentary

PORTLAND, Maine (Wireless Flash) -- A cryptozoologist smells something fishy surrounding an alleged documentary of the Loch Ness monster.

A Loch Ness documentary made by filmmaker Werner Herzog is getting too much attention for Loren Coleman's taste because people are believing it's factual, when according to Coleman it's phony.

At the website truthaboutlochness.com there is footage of Herzog with what appears to be the Loch Ness Monster in the background.

Coleman says it looks like Herzog is trying to make a "Blair Witch Project" style movie, but he claims people are just looking at the video clips and believing it's true without doing further research.

The straw that broke Nessie's back for Coleman is a "mystery photo" on the website of a scantily clad woman in an American flag bikini. He calls it sexist.

Coleman believes "the movie is an examination of the gullibility of lake monster hunters and believers and tourists."

Originally posted by dreamrebel
The straw that broke Nessie's back for Coleman is a "mystery photo" on the website of a scantily clad woman in an American flag bikini. He calls it sexist.

Woman in a bikini!!??!! What was that link again?

"Who is this girl?
I was fast forwarding through the footage I received and found an 8 second clip of this girl. Before this shot of her, one of the crew hands her that white tube. Who is she? Why is she half naked and going for a swim in one of the coldest lochs? Does anyone recognize her? Before I left the production, I did not meet her - nor do I remember seeing her.
UPDATE: I have gotten a few emails back suggesting two names; Tera Patrick (a porn star - but that makes little sense) and someone named Audra Hausley (I don't know who this is either, they gave no indication). Still looking for help here. "


Anal monster?
Get it in the Lock?
Tera Does Nessie?


Alright! So I'm not in the groove today. Bugger off!

i dont know about nessie, but i agree that some large marine animal or animals are living in the ness.that second vid was pretty convincing

WOW! Those are some intresting movies. Its too bad they aren't more conclusive.

The second video was great. Did you hear that guy say "HOLY COW, what is it?" "OMG, is that a shark?" and my favorite "JESUS CHRIST"?! People are so hilarious.

Those are excellent videos! Thank you for the links.

a) I dont think it was taken at Loch Ness, it cant be conclusively proved.
b) Why are they American??

This somehow reminds me of the Twin Towers UFO/Helicopter video that turned out to be an advertisement for The Sci-Fi channel. It's very odd. The shots of the "monster" could be easily overlayed onto the dark background of the water. The movement of the animal is way too choreographed if you ask me.

They are intriguing to say the least. But I also cannot help but wonder what his i nterest is in this young woman. It seems out of character with something a serious researcher would place on the first page of his web site...

Originally posted by browha

b) Why are they American??

I wondered the same thing.

Nessie or not, there is some kind of cover up going on with regards to this issue.

28 Oct 2003
I received word today from Officer Gilligan of the British Waterways that a sonar scan of the loch bottom where the "Discovery IV" sank has found the boat. It seems the boat had struck an object from the rear, possibly when backing up to avoid another obstacle. He explained that what's odd about the hole on the rear of the boat is that the main break is above the waterline. Mr. Gilligan said that he will email me a copy of a still from the sonar reading if he can. When I get it, I will of course post it here.

I've been on the Loch a few times and seem to remember that the fastest speed that the hire boats can go is between 7-10 MPH (Unless you hire a speedboat) The same with the vessel I hired on the Norfolk Broads. So how can a boat reversing do so much damage as to cause it to sink ?

Does anyone own or regularly hire these type of boat ? - Its been a few years since I was in one, so my info may be out of date.

Originally posted by William One Sac

Originally posted by browha

b) Why are they American??

I wondered the same thing.

Wasnt being racist, but just wondering why Americans were on Loch Ness... thought that craze died out years ago and we have people capable enough on britian to do the relevant research

Are americans not allowed to be on loc ness? what does that have to do with it. I live in the Okanagan were there is a legend of The Ogopogo. This is a lake dwelling monster too that has legends that go all the way back to the native Indians. I would say that maybe every 5-10 years they come up with some other ways to find the Ogopogo. This does not mean that only canadians can look for it, there has been a couple of Japanesse sonar vessels that have trolled the lake looking for evidence of it. By the way I belive in the Ogopogo too, My Brother and Mother have both witnessed "something" on the lake that wasn't a boat, wave, wake, swimmer, or anything that they could explain.

I have a good friend who lives in Kelona Canada and claims its real. I has visited him and fished on the lake, but didnt see anything (not suprising).

Americans in the middle of scotland is very random... especially since the nessie craze has died alot recently with many disproofs

Iam not surrprised you didnt see anything either, Ive live in Summerland (30min south of Kelowna) for 22 years, Ive spent litteraly 10 years every summer on boats wakeboarding, drinking on boats, and cliff jumping and I have never saw anything that was stranger than a Sturgen (not sure on spelling). But my Bro and Mom were on their way to a baseball practice in Kelowna at about 7:00 in the morning. As they passed a beach called Antler beach they saw something in the water, it was a dead calm lake, no boats, or weather, and what they said they saw was about 300 feet away from the beach. I have a friend that accually has a video of him and his buddys on the lake wakeboarding, and then near the boat something surfaces, it looks extremly convincing to a person like me that knows the guy. Ill try to find the video, its been on real t.v. i belive or one of those shows. The thing about the video is that they were wakeboarding about 300-500 feet from Antler Beach shore, were my family saw the object about 5 years earlier. Ive seen other videos too, some that look real, some that look fake. Ill do my best to dig these videos up.

[Edited on 12-2-2004 by HumptyDumpty]

[Edited on 12-2-2004 by HumptyDumpty]

Love to see it. It should get posted.