George Edwards’ Nessie hump hoax reads like Scooby Doo episode. Back in August 2012, Edwards came forward with this: It was unimpressive and it took barely any time to discover it was indeed a hoax that was easily explained: Doing the humpty hump: Edwards’ Nessie photo matches fiberglass prop | Doubtful News. Steve Feltham broke the…
As readers may be aware, I have an unnatural interest in paranormal tourism. I’m not opposed to marketing a place for its legends and mystique but frequently the claims bleed over into reality, cheapening the experience with hoaxes, mock-ups and crappy merchandising. This distorts the reality and is, essentially, lying to visitors. I found this…
Update about the latest Loch Ness photograph… it’s looking like a hoaxy hoax. LOCH NESS MONSTER: Follow Up on the George Edwards Photo. […] things have moved forward on this story as resident monster hunter, Steve Feltham, has unearthed evidence that may well prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the picture is a staged hoax.…
Inverness Courier | News | Could this be the Loch Ness Monster?. Shot by George Edwards — who has led Nessie hunts as part of his Loch Ness Cruise business in Drumnadrochit for the past 26 years — it shows a mysterious dark hump moving in the water towards Urquhart Castle. “I was just about…
