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Loch Ness is a 14-inch submarine!
Reuters, 1994. Deseret News, 14 March 1994.
A Reuters report of the Sunday Telegraph's story that the 1934 surgeon's photograph was staged: Christian Spurling, Marmaduke Wetherell's stepson, confessed before his death in November 1993 that he built the head and neck from plastic wood on a 14-inch toy submarine, and that Wetherell's son Ian took the pictures.
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The confession that ruled out the surgeon's photograph.
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Reuters (1994). Loch Ness is a 14-inch submarine!. Deseret News, 14 March 1994. https://www.deseret.com/1994/3/14/19097052/loch-ness-is-a-14-inch-submarine/
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. “Loch Ness is a 14-inch submarine!.” Deseret News, 14 March 1994 (1994).