Nessie continues to baffle seekers and non-seekers alike, and it does our hearts good. A fellow in Scotland was recently studying the waters around Chanonry Point in Fortrose, hoping to spot some of the bottle-nose dolphins for which the area is known. Instead he saw something that reminded him of our beloved Nessie, of which […]

It’s no surprise that if one walks around Loch Ness, they’re bound to see something which piques their fancy. Such is the case of an anonymous gent from Inverness who confides in Alasdair Fraser about the sighting and its curious circumstances. Over in America, Joe Exotic is still cooling his heels behind bars and Tim […]

Looking back at his recent holiday photos, a tourist found a large black form in one snap of the Loch. Nessie? Unlikely. In Possible Nessie Photos from 2005, Glasgow Boy does a bit of head-scratching over some black-and-white pics of a “Nessieform” shape purported to have been taken at the Loch. However, there are many […]

Nick Redfern critiques the 1971 Jan-Ove Sundberg CEIII from several angles. The 1932 Lieutenant McP Fordyce encounter reference makes the whole article fun. “Interplanetary Travel By Men From Venus” – Alleged Aliens and A Government Agency is interesting and a trifle mysterious. It underscores Nick’s consistent contention that the FBI was interested in UFO contactees […]

There’s been a sighting of something unusual in Loch Ness, witnessed by a long time forestry worker and fireman who was himself highly skeptical of the dark water’s denizen. In fact, it was his observation of a “rock” that he had never before noticed in all his years working around and fishing in the loch […]

Many “fortean” websites love posting wild emails without regard for their veracity, but thank goodness for Glasgow Boy whose correspondents share intriguing information with potential evidence! Is Nessie breaking quarantine, or are there more familiar entities plumbing her depths? Mike Mayes is getting back into the groove of things by Catching Up With Previously Unpublished […]

A very interesting round-up of serpent stories of the lesser known varieties, starting with encounters by St. Columba in 6th century Scotland. Reports from this time were not only of saintly Nessie banishings, but included other unidentified water monsters that may have been whales, sharks, or even jellyfish. Then in Not A Lake Monster: A […]

With everyone locked down, and their only outlet is the internet, of course more eyes mean more sightings. Thankfully Paul Seaburn’s rounded up a handful of the best to cross his desk in the past couple of months. Not everything strange is happening ‘neath the loch’s waves, notes Nick Redfern, in his Catalog Of Creepiness […]

Following up on that recent photo hoax by a CGI expert (not expert enough!), Glasgow Boy has matched up the scale pattern from a giant catfish photo with precisely same pattern on the falsified Nessie photo. What…the…heck? We’re fairly certain Glasgow Boy has some kind of super power so to any tricksters out there: Just […]

Glasgow Boy pretty much blows our socks off with his photographic and CGI detective skills. This article isn’t so much about a glimpse of Nessie as it is about someone overestimating their ability to pull the wool over a monster hunter’s eyes. If we’re being realistic, when an image of Nessie is too clear it’s […]