Nessie tooth reward exposed as hoax

Posted on Sunday, 5 June, 2005 | 8 comments

On Tuesday, May 31, Bill McDonald a self proclaimed paranormal researcher was a guest on The ‘X’ Zone Radio Show and he claimed that two American college students who were spending part of their 2005 March Break in Scotland had hired a local guide and his boat to take them on a tour of the famed Loch Ness so they could take photos of the shore from the Loch.It was during the photo tour that the boys saw a half eaten carcass of a deer on the shore.

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#4 Posted by XSAS on 6 June, 2005, 2:16
There was no doubt it was a hoax, deciding where it came from was the question..

#5 Posted by Zackery00 on 6 June, 2005, 7:53
Perhaps it had been planted in the carcass and the boys knew where to go and what to expect...

#6 Posted by Panthera leo atrox on 6 June, 2005, 9:07
No surprise here. Doesn't even look anything like a tooth.

#7 Posted by Shaftsbury on 6 June, 2005, 11:13
QUOTEpossibly affecting their law careersoooooooooooo worried that telling lies might affect their law careers? perhaps they should consider politics instead. Ah the UM knew it was an antler all along, no experts required

#8 Posted by zoevette on 16 June, 2005, 9:33
Yeah... well I am no scientist... but look at that thing... a tooth is a tooth down through the ages. And that thing is no tooth. The base of it has flesh on it like you find at the base of a broken antler.... not to mention, it looks like no tooth I've ever seen - even on a dinosaur skeleton.....

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