Nick Redfern tackles the topic of the Loch Ness Monster with a different point of view than most of the monster hunters trolling the Loch. He suggests that Nessie is not so much flesh and blood – although she would appear to be so – but in fact a paranormal creature who will only appear […]

It’s one thing to be sent to Siberia and quite another to go there voluntarily. That’s just what Andrey Solovyev has done in an effort to find “the legendary Labynkyr Devil.” His long and lonely vigil has resulted in one sighting of some large, dark object beneath the surface and massive holes in his fishing […]

Herald Scotland Supernatural Nessie, the incubus of Toryglen and Bigfoots in Angus: welcome to paranormal ScotlandHerald ScotlandIT was a suitably mysterious beginning to the Scottish UFO and Paranormal Conference: a top secret location which was only revealed at the last minute to delegates. As it turned out, around 200 people gathered together yesterday in the […]

If you’re not a member of the Society for Scientific Exploration and you can’t wait two years, Glasgow Boy has you covered. Since he helped Charles Paxton with Consistency in Eyewitness Reports of Aquatic “Monsters”, GB’s been cleared to share the abstract. To be succinct, lake monster reports are notoriously consistent unlike other eyewitness testimony. […]

Last year was a bumper year for Nessie sightings, according to Gary Campbell who keeps the Official Register of sightings of the Loch Ness Monster. You can vote until Sunday for one of the four Nessie reports detailed in the Inverness Courier article, two of which involve photographs. Glasgow Boy, who runs the Loch Ness […]

Last year was a bumper year for Nessie sightings, according to Gary Campbell who keeps the Official Register of sightings of the Loch Ness Monster. You can vote until Sunday for one of the four Nessie reports detailed in the Inverness Courier article, two of which involve photographs. Glasgow Boy, who runs the Loch Ness […]

You may be surprised at what the United States Fish And Wildlife Service really thinks about the world’s most infamous cryptids. Or at least what they thought back in the 1970s, which is the last time they released any official document on the subject. Meanwhile, here’s a couple of odd news snippets from even further […]

The always dependable Glasgow Boy takes an indepth look back at every Nessie news story or incident reported in 2015, even that laughable “UFO” over Loch Ness that turned out to be more window reflection than anything paranormal or prehistoric. Texas Cryptid Hunter has a similar list too, but of Fresh Reports of Black Panthers […]

Nessie rears her head again in these two items. Glasgow Boy has a go at improving the clarity of an oddity photographed by a tourist in July 2015, and invites readers to to share their thoughts on what it might show. On the same site, he reviews Gareth Williams’ new book entitled A Monstrous Commotion, […]

What better way to spur business and growth ’round a sleepy lakeside town than resurrect ancient myths. The possibility for this, outlined in A Monstrous Commotion, makes a compelling case, but it’s not the first time Glasgow Boy heard such a proposition. If this is true, Chris Woodyard hopes Yorkshire fires their publicist for saddling […]