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Loch Ness Monster Slide Show Highlights Photo Evidence
Concord researcher Robert Rines presented a rust colored object slide claimed as the Loch Ness monster. The image shows two front appendages a long neck and a head with a 12 foot wide trunk and 8 to 10 foot neck. Rines touted the discovery amid recent global publicity and noted other clearer pictures from a closer 4 foot range. The slide was shown to about 50 attendees as part of ongoing controversy over the underwater photos taken last June by his Boston team at Loch Ness Scotland.
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