00:00The most famous monster photograph ever taken was a lie. In 1934, a London surgeon named Robert
00:07Kenneth Wilson published a picture of a long neck rising from Laudness, and the world believed it
00:13for 60 years. But the neck was never alive. It was a model serpent's head mounted on a toy submarine,
00:19built by Christian Sperling for a hunter named Marmaduke Wetherill, who had been hired to find
00:24the monster and decided to fake it instead. The confession came in 1994. Exposing the photograph
00:30did not kill the monster, though. The sightings kept coming. Watch the full documentary to find
00:36out what science found when it tested the water itself.
