In an update to what might be 2022's strangest 'scandal,' the webcam watcher responsible for the rescinded 'first Loch Ness Monster sighting of the year' is reportedly not taking the loss of the odd honor lightly and has offered a rather compelling response to his critics. The peculiar controversy began late last month when Eoin O'Faodhagain of Ireland was credited with having spotted the legendary creature while watching the popular livestream overlooking the iconic Scottish site. By virtue of the mysterious beast having seemingly not been seen all year, the virtual sighting was celebrated by Nessie buffs around the world ... until it wasn't.
More on this weird story at the Coast to Coast AM website.