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Sailor's letter from WW2 could hold secret to Nessie

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October 01, 2025

THE mystery of the Loch Ness Monster may finally be solved after new evidence reveals the Royal Navy may have caught a sea serpent there during World War Two.

- By Chris Riches

The unheard-of wartime encounter only came to light after a man unearthed letters sent to his late sailor grandad from Nessie investigators.

Lewis Tyler, who served aboard HMS Ocean Swell laying antisubmarine nets, is said to have had a major incident when temporarily catching a sea serpent in his gear during an operation at the famous loch.

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