Loch Ness Monster 2022: Australian woman ‘solves’ mystery of Scotland’s Nessie
An Australian woman claims to have solved the Loch Ness monster mystery, knowing exactly what the beast behind the Scottish folklore is.An Australian woman claims to have solved the Loch Ness monster mystery, knowing exactly what the beast behind the Scottish folklore is.
Sue - who grew up in Penrith, Australia - knew that she had seen the beast growing up when the documentary showed the famous black and white photo from 1934, Despite recreating the image to a similar effect, it seems that no one Sue tells will believe her explanation.but no one really took much notice, I want the truth to come out. I’m hoping people take this seriously and listen.”There have been many apparent sightings of the Loch Ness monster following the photo taken in 1934 but the scientific community have labelled them as hoaxes. Sue’s theory isn’t that hard to believe.
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