A Loch Ness researcher, linked in the archive to Loch Ness Investigation. Dick Raynor tends to arrive after the sighting, weighing what witnesses saw. For the Mackays' 1933 spectacle, he proposed two seals in a mating display. Critics replied that seals rarely enter the loch. He also argued that Tim Dinsdale's 1960 film at Foyers Bay showed a boat, joining others who saw a helmsman in the frames. In 2007 Gordon Holmes filmed a long black shape moving just under the surface. The next morning, the video went to Raynor.
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Pro earlyLoch Ness researcher who suggested a herd of feral goats
Researcher who argued in 2010 that the object was a boat
Pro earlyResearcher who proposed the upturned Tyne Prefect kayak explanation
Pro earlyLoch Ness Investigation Bureau volunteer observer and camera operator who shot the film; later proposed the merganser explanation
Pro earlyLoch Ness Investigation; saw the video the next morning and wrote a preliminary study