Photo from: Īlthough the photograph is widely accepted as a hoax, it has still become an iconic picture of Nessie, and avid believers do not take the hoax to mean that the beast does not exist. The most iconic image of Nessie that was found to be a hoax. Nearly 60 years after the photograph was taken, it was exposed as a hoax.įigure 1- The Surgeon’s Photograph. He employed the help of a man named Christian Spurling to make a model Nessie with the use of a toy submarine, and his friend, Wilson, would take the photographs (People, 1994). After being exposed for fabricating foot prints on the shores of the Loch, Wetherell decided to play another trick. It was found that a man by the name of Marmaduke Arundel Wetherell was sent by the Daily Mail to explore the monster of Loch Ness (People, 1994). People magazine released an article in 1994 summarizing their findings. In their book Nessie - The Surgeon's Photograph - Exposed, David Martin and Alastair Boydexplore the hoax of the surgeon's photograph. The photograph was later exposed as an elaborate hoax. This photograph was published in London's Daily Mail on Apand was allegedly taken by Robert Wilson, called “the surgeon” for his nearby medical practice (People, 1994). One of the most famous pieces of evidence for the existence of the Loch Ness Monster came from a photograph that has come to be called the “surgeon’s photograph”. Since then there have been numerous reported sightings, photographs, and video evidence of the beast.Īlthough the vast amount amount of evidence for the Loch Ness Monster exists in the form of eye witness testimonials, there are photographs and videos claiming to capture images of the beast. Columba supposedly fought off a monster at the River Ness (Chambers Dictionary of the Unexplained, 2007). The first reported sighting of “Nessie” was in the 6th century when St.
long with a long neck and snake-like head, with flippers in the middle of the body (Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, 2009). The beast that lives in Scotland’s Loch Ness is an enormous aquatic beast that is rumored to be 20-30 ft. D.The Loch Ness monster is a mystery that has confounded people for centuries. The Oxford dictionary of popes by: Kelly, John N. The Blackwell dictionary of Judaica Published: (2008) Historical dictionary of the Shakers by: Duffield, Holley Gene 1934- Published: (2000) Published: (2002)ĭictionary of ethics, theology and society Published: (1997) Historical dictionary of prophets in Islam and Judaism by: Noegel, Scott B. The Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity Published: (2010) 1959- Published: (2002)ĭictionary of mission theology: evangelical foundations Published: (2007) Published: (2005)Īn age of wonders: prodigies, politics and providence in England, 1657 - 1727 by: Burns, William E.
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