Loch Ness Sighting in Minnesota
Aug 1st, 2007 by Alex
MINNESOTA-The Loch Ness monster has been sighted in Minnesota. Apparently, the monster was taking a swim when the monster hit a bridge making it collapse. The question of how it got from Scotland to Minnesota is still unanswered. Critics are still raving at the fact that no pictures were taken at the seen, and there’s no proof that any type of monster was there. However, the eyewitnesses stand firm on what they saw.
“I was driving up the bridge when I saw large animal come out of the bridge. At that time my best friend was in front of me. I managed to break right in time when the monster hit the bridge, but my friend wasn’t so lucky.” Sarah Hoffinson said to reporters.
The fact that only the people on the bridge saw the monster is causing all sorts of conspiracies. The monster immediately disappeared into the river after hitting the bridge.
“There is not one solid piece of evidence pointing to the Loch Ness monster or any type of monster hitting the bridge. I’ll tell you who’s behind this, the government. They probably brainwashed the survivors to say they saw Nessie.” Joe Spalsh, a local scientist, has a whole group of people believing his conspiracy.
For now, it is unclear how many injuries or deaths there have been. All the survivors have been rescued. Police are still investigating for any foul play, but eyewitnesses aren’t cooperating.
“Do they expect us to grab out a camera and take a shot when a bridge just collapsed right in front of your face?” Hugh Lee argued, “That’s insane! I could barely move when I saw the monster make the bridge tumble, and then it disappeared into the water like nothing happened.”
For now, whatever hit the bridge is not important. The government estimates it’s going to cost millions to rebuild the bridge.
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It would have been better for Joe Spalsh to say: “They probably brainwashed the survivors to say they saw the Loch Ness monster” or “They probably brainwashed the survivors to say they saw Nessie.”
It may also have been better to use Champ (North America’s version of the Loch Ness monster, said to inhabit Lake Champlain) rather than Nessie. Lake Champlain has similar characteristics to Loch Ness.
Champ is also on Vermont’s Endangered Species List.
Wow Dan seriously I can’t thank you enough. You’re the best constructive criticizer EVER! I haven’t even heard of Champ before. I would change it, but I already stumbled it with the title as Loch Ness Sighting in Minnesota. Oh well, next time.
Glad I could be of help.
I first heard of the Lake Champlain monster back in grade school or junior high. I think I did a book report or something on it.