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  Toledo Blade, 3 August 1972, part 2 Scan

  Toledo Blade, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Close view of the Flight 401 wreckage, December 1972. Scan

  Unknown photographer, via FAA Lessons Learned database ·from The Ghosts of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 (1972)
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  Lockheed L-1011 TriStar N310EA, the Flight 401 aircraft, before the crash. Scan

  Jerry Stanick, Jon Proctor collection ·from The Ghosts of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 (1972)
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  Wreckage of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 in the Florida Everglades, 29 December 1972. Scan

  National Transportation Safety Board ·from The Ghosts of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 (1972)
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  Robert Rines, Martin Klein and Tim Dinsdale in the 1970s Scan

  from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Thumbnail of the flipper photo Scan

  Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  First page of Scott and Rines, 'Naming the Loch Ness Monster', Nature 1975 Scan

  Nature ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)

  Naming the Loch Ness monster Recent publicity concerning new claims for the existence of the Loch Ness monster has focused on the evidence offered by Sir Peter Scott and Robert Rines. Here, in an article planned to coincide with the now-cancelled symposium in Edinburgh at which the whole issue was d…

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  The retouched, clean-edged flipper photo Scan

  Academy of Applied Science ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Sonar chart from the 1972 expedition Scan

  Academy of Applied Science ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)

  "number of small fish running away from a larger moving creature." M. KLEIN, KLEIN ASSOC. "...the animal(s) has(have) a dimensional extent of approximately 20 to 30feet as determined from the length of the echo..." P. SKITZKI, RAYTHEON CO. "...about 30feet long...with projections or humps." R. EIDE,…

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  The two retouched flipper photos side by side Scan

  Academy of Applied Science ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Illustration from MIT Technology Review's 'The Nessie Quest' Scan

  MIT Technology Review ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Image from MIT Technology Review's 'The Nessie Quest' Scan

  MIT Technology Review ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Alan Gillespie's computer enhancement of the frame at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Scan

  Academy of Applied Science / Alan Gillespie ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  2016 Lake Isabella image, a later claim and not the 1972 animal Scan

  WCPO ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Ron Schaffner's illustration of the Loveland Frog, based on his interviews with the officers Scan

  Ron Schaffner / Bord & Bord 1989 ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Pencil drawing of the creature, presumed to be by Ray Shockey Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Brightened 2016 Lake Isabella photo, a later claim and not the 1972 animal Scan

  FOX19 ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Sketch of the creature said to be drawn by Shockey's sister Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Singular Fortean Society header art Scan

  Emily Wayland / Singular Fortean Society ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Artwork of three Loveland Frogs Scan

  John Meszaros ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Illustration of the Loveland Frog Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (as credited by The Portalist) ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  The Little Miami River Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (as credited by The Portalist) ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Loveland, Ohio Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (as credited by The Portalist) ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Still from the 2016 Lake Isabella footage, a later claim and not the 1972 animal Scan

  Fox19 News ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  The Line Up feature image Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  The fictional Philip Aylesford, drawn by séance participant Andy Henwood Scan

  History vs Hollywood ·from The Philip Experiment: Toronto Sitters Conjure an Invented Ghost (1972)
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  George and Iris Owen in later years Scan

  History vs Hollywood ·from The Philip Experiment: Toronto Sitters Conjure an Invented Ghost (1972)
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  "Bigfoot of the corn" header illustration Scan

  The Crypto Crew ·from The Roachdale Bigfoot: the Rogers Farmhouse Visits and the Burdine Chicken Coop (1972)
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  Artist's drawing of a Bigfoot-type creature Scan

  Sybilla Christine Irwin / The Crypto Crew ·from The Roachdale Bigfoot: the Rogers Farmhouse Visits and the Burdine Chicken Coop (1972)
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  A 2007 shot of the Rosmead tennis court where aliens may (or may not) have landed. Scan

  Chris Marais ·from The Rosmead Tennis Court Landing (1972)
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  Rosmead, Eastern Cape Karoo, site of the reported 1972 landing. Scan

  Firefly the Travel Guy ·from The Rosmead Tennis Court Landing (1972)
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  Rosmead, Eastern Cape Karoo, site of the reported 1972 landing. Scan

  Firefly the Travel Guy ·from The Rosmead Tennis Court Landing (1972)
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  Image from the Rosmead UFO geocache page; content unverified. Scan

  from The Rosmead Tennis Court Landing (1972)
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  Rosmead station near Middelburg, Eastern Cape Karoo Heartland. UFO landing site. Scan

  Firefly the Travel Guy ·from The Rosmead Tennis Court Landing (1972)
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  Scherfede seen from the Goldberg, 15 July 2018 Scan

  Tsungam / Wikimedia Commons ·from The Scherfede Water Poltergeist, Warburg, Westphalia (1972-73) (1972)
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  16000 jeunes de 80 pays venant fêter Pâques en 1972 à Taizé Scan

  from The Taizé Hillside Light (1972)
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  L'observation de Taizé, probably an illustration of the object Scan

  from The Taizé Hillside Light (1972)
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  Document from The Taizé Hillside Light Scan

  from The Taizé Hillside Light (1972)
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  The Thetis lakes, photographed 24 July 2011 Scan

  CFZ-Canada ·from The Thetis Lake Monster (1972)
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  Newspaper clipping of the 1952 hunters' report. Scan

  Haunted Auckland ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)

  STRANGE ANIMAL SEEN BY HUNTERS Auckland (N.Z.)—Persistent species from the Coromandel Peninsula says a new study suggests that it can be a Gorilla, lurks in wild bush country of the Moehua Range. The latest reports come from two pig hunters (Jay Douglas, Tawahara, of North Alabama). They say they ca…

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  Artist's illustration of the Moehau man, not a photograph. Scan

  Haunted Auckland ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)
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  Mount Moehau. Scan

  Haunted Auckland ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)
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  1970 Coromandel newspaper article on the Moehau. Scan

  Haunted Auckland ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)

  The 'Coromandel Man' mystifies New Zealand AUCKLAND, Tuesday. NEW ZEALAND is mystified by the story of the Coromandel man—a mysterious, elusive, strange, hairy creature lurking in a dense forest, only 48 miles from here. Everybody in New Zealand is guessing what the creature in the wild bush country…

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  Collage of Moehau newspaper clippings. Scan

  Haunted Auckland ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)

  Return of the Hairy Horror THE Hairy Horror of the Hills is apparently rampaging through the ranges of the Coromandel Peninsula once more. After an absence of more than a decade, sightings of the mythical monster are beginning to be reported again. But sceptical locals doubt that the resurrected Hai…

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  Rex Gilroy holding casts of two footprints he believes the Moehau left; not from the 1972 sighting. Scan

  Rex Gilroy, via RNZ ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)
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  Rex Gilroy with footprint casts from his 2001 Urewera expedition. Scan

  Haunted Auckland ·from Trevor Silcox and the hairy man of Moehau on the Coromandel Range, 1972 (1972)
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  Historic West Point cadets Scan

  from West Point's "Pusher" Ghost of Room 4714 (1972)
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  Room 4714 Scan

  from West Point's "Pusher" Ghost of Room 4714 (1972)
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  Quarters 100, linked to Lorraine Warren's visit Scan

  U.S. Army ·from West Point's "Pusher" Ghost of Room 4714 (1972)
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  Quarters 107B at West Point Scan

  U.S. Army ·from West Point's "Pusher" Ghost of Room 4714 (1972)