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Something quite happened in the British Parliament this week kinda. Two House Representatives Discussed Existence Loch Ness monster, and one of them suddenly reported that his own cousin was one of the first people who saw the legendary Nessie in the last century. Such a statement immediately Interested cryptozoologists from all over the Earth.
It all started with MP Drew Hendry House of Commons Scotland Talks About Increasing tourists in cities under its jurisdiction, in particular in Inverness, considered the birthplace of the famous cryptid. Politician mentioned a mysterious monster, reporting that a mythical creature invariably attract travelers from many countries here the planet.
However, Hendry himself does not seem to believe too much in the monster and considers it rather a successful marketing move to attract tourists. Upon hearing this, another MP, Bob Stewart, who is an army officer and representing the Beckenham district of London, unexpectedly surprised those present with a statement that Nessie completely real, and he witnessed the appearance of the creature relative.
Stuart told colleagues:
My cousin was then small and studied at preparatory school that stood on the shores of Lake Loch Ness. And he I saw a monster with my own eyes. This case has become one of those who glorified Nessie and led to an unprecedented rise in local tourism. All Scottish newspapers wrote about this. It happened in 1931 year. He and the other boy were returning from school when they saw in water there is a huge dark creature with a small head on a long neck. When preschoolers told the adults what had happened, they called reporters, and soon the story turned into a real sensation. My relative spent his whole life with this, and many knew him as “the very boy who saw Nessie.”
Was there a boy, that is, Nessie?
Then the officer made another unexpected statement. Say him cousin before death admitted that he and his friend invented this story, and in fact they are not any monster have seen. Strange, isn’t it? Where did two children come from in those years learn about cryptid, and how they managed to trick their pretty accurate and a plausible description of the creature a lot of adults, including meticulous newspapermen and cryptozoologists?
Bob Stewart believes that the old man must have spoken about himself so that skeptics did not twist their fingers at their temples even after his death. The official fully believes in the existence of the monster, as well as in the fact that his cousin saw, as a child, a legendary inhabitant Loch Ness.
And he is right: the oaths of people before death in the authenticity of the mystical stories, materials, or affairs are also very unreliable. In this case just remember the famous video about the bigfoot Patterson-Gimlin. You can easily find recognition on the Internet. Roger Patterson before dying in 1972 that it was fake, but turning over several sites, you will also find it the admission that there was no hoax. And quite it is possible that he said both of them …
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