Investigating the evidence behind a famous monster
Vintage Fair Condition - With a faded spine, rubbed and chipped edges, worn corners, cover creases and small dents on the back. Pages and edges with scattered foxing. Pages are clean. Published 1984.
In 1933, a report of an extraordinary creature in Loch Ness helped launch a modern legend. Over the following decades, sightings, photographs and organised searches turned the Scottish loch into the setting for an enduring mystery. Ronald Binns, a former member of the Loch Ness Investigation Bureau, re-examines that history with a sceptical eye, questioning how evidence was gathered, interpreted and repeated. He considers eyewitness accounts, celebrated images and the work of investigators, setting the search within the wider growth of the monster story. Photographs accompany his examination of the claims and controversies. Bringing close analysis to a subject often driven by excitement and expectation, this book offers a provocative account of how a compelling belief can develop and sustain itself.
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