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  The Sun (New York), 22 January 1909, p. 4, "$500 for the Leeds Devil" Scan

  The Sun / Patrick Gross ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  SHOWMAN SAYS IT'S A VAMPIRE AND HE WANTS IT BACK. amphibious Spreads From Jersey to Philadelphia, and Mothers Are Keeping the Kids Indoors—Beatrice Mills a Bulldog and Steals a Chicken. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.—It seems probable that the "Leeds devil," which has had all south Jersey terrorized for fou…

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  Le Journal, 2 March 1934 Scan

  Wikimanche ·from The Querqueville Sea Monster Carcass (1934)

  Visite au monstre marin échoué sur la plage de Querqueville CHERBOURG, 1 r mars. — Une foule immense venue de la ville et des environs, s'est rendue sur la plage de Querqueville pour voir le cadavre du monstre marin, horrible bête visqueuse, presque informe, en pleine décomposition. Chacun voulait s…

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  "A Formation of 150 Roaring UFOs in the Pacific in 1942", file page from the Richard F. Haines papers Scan

  American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming / Richard F. Haines papers ·from The Tulagi Formation: Sgt. Stephen J. Brickner's 150 Silver Objects (1942)

  A FORMATION OF 150 ROARING UFOS IN THE PACIFIC IN 1942 The following letter was sent to the editor of Fantastic Universe, who forwarded it to CSI. We reprint it verbatim. "I want to thank you for clarifying a mystery that's been plaguing me for the past 15 years. Heretofore, I have always understood…

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  Continuation page of the Oct 30, 2003 Mountain Mail article Scan

  Ben Moffett / The Mountain Mail; scan by D. D. Johnson ·from The Trinity UFO Crash Claim (1945)

  across central New Mexico. Among the most prominent was Socorro police officer Lonnie Zamora's April 24, 1964, on-duty report of a "manned" UFO just south of Socorro, less than 10 miles north of the heretofore unnoticed 1945 Padilla Ranch crash. Jose and Remigio were long gone from the area by the t…

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  The Mountain Mail, Nov 6, 2003: part 2 of the Moffett story Scan

  Ben Moffett / The Mountain Mail; scan by D. D. Johnson ·from The Trinity UFO Crash Claim (1945)

  MOUNTAIN MAIL, Socorro, NM - Nov. 6, 2003 (Reprinted with permission of author and copyright holder) Witnesses Still Wonder About Crash Operation Copyright, the Mountain Mail, Socorro, N.M., and Ben Moffett. The second of a two-part series on a flying object that crashed just west of San Antonio, N.…

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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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  Artist's impression of the Beast of Exmoor. Illustration, not a photograph. Scan

  Best of Exmoor (artist uncredited) ·from The Beast of Exmoor: the 1983 South Molton sheep killings and the Royal Marines hunt (1983)
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  Sheffield Star front page, 25 March 1997. Scan

  The Star; reporting by David Clarke ·from The Howden Moor Incident: Sonic Booms and Low Lights over the Dark Peak (1997)

  Moors plane crash riddle NO wonder she's got a winning smile . . . actress Juliette Binoche has just picked up the Oscar for best supporting actress in The English Patient, bringing the British film's haul of trophies at Hollywood's biggest night of the year to an amazing NINE awards FULL STORY: P10…