Some of my mis-givings were about the way the story was written. There seemed too much of an attempt to 'write well'. The sentence construction
looked like a poor attempt at creative writing. But, if a person was trying to gain the respect and sympathy of people here, you might expect them to
make an effort and you can't blame a person for not having a natural ability to write. I thought 'Sophie's posts showed more signs of this than
'Dan's'. That could be construed as 'Dan' making an even harder effort in an attempt to sound like someone else. Or it really could have been
written by a stressed and nervous wife.
A lot was made of Sophie calling Dan 'my husband' but at least once she referred to him as Daniel.
Now, is he really Daniel and chose to call himself Dan Tanna on this forum as a 'pun' on his real name (sorry, not a good way to put that) or did he
make a mistake whilst writing as his wife in having 'her' call him Daniel forgetting that it wasn't his real name? I really can't go back to see
if 'my husband' was used after what could be the mistake or had been used before it.
I cannot find the picture of an ancient Babylonian or Sumerian god that looked incredibly like Dan's picture, I wish I could.
At the beginning of this Dan offered a lot of personal information, his name and his wife's and daughter's. He told everyone where he lived.
Later, when asked to give his age and some details about his job he clammed up.
Was that just because he'd been mauled so badly here, or had he started to get worried about identifying himself or being exposed as a liar?
Honestly, he shouldn't be too hard to identify. He lives in a sparsely populated area and apparently runs 80 miles a week. That would draw
attention from his neighbours. I thought the pictures of his back indicated a person who spent more time on their computer than running around, but
all our metabolisms are different.
I've suffered 'night terrors' and would be prepared to believe that's what Dan suffered before I'd outright call him a liar.
I even read up on Selkies to see if that would give an indication of what might have happened, although they are seal-like not fish-like. I think a
lot of the 'aliens' described sounded more like characters from folklore that ets. Especially as Dan is based in a remote area of Scotland - if we
are to believe that is his location.
I've heard odd theories about Alisteir Crowley's doings at Loch Ness too. One of the first things that occured to me was that Dan, living in
Inverness, might not be too far from Crowley's old house.
Another thing, if Dan had been attacked by a wild animal he probably would have gone for an anti-tetanus injection. He makes no mention of having had
one after apparently being attacked by a vicious alien.
I've pondered this just as much as anyone else. And have added nothing to the discussion, so.....
Even if only to satisfy everyone's curiosity, will someone take up the gauntlet and go and have a look?




