In July 2008, a mysterious corpse washed ashore in Montauk Waves, a district in New York. The discovery was soon made headlines in many major media in America. The identity of the animal is still the subject of controversy and debate. Now, after almost a year, a mysterious corpse like the Montauk carcass on the coast of Long Iceland stranded in New York.
For those who have never heard of the Montauk Monster, here is her story:
On 23 July 2008, a local newspaper in Montauk, reports The Independent that a local resident named Jenna Hewitt (26 years) with three friends find a strange creature on the 12th July at Ditch Plains Beach, 2 miles from the district. Hewitt said: "We are looking for a place to sit, when we pushed some people to see something that we saw ... we do not know what it is ..." Hewitt has a few photos of these creatures.
Another witness said the carcass was about as big as a cat. The speculation is always mentioned that the carcass is a turtle without a shell. But this theory is immediately denied because the shell without damaging the back of a turtle are removed. Besides turtles have no teeth, as shown in the photo. Fox News had a message stating that the carcass of a capybara is broadcast. In the meantime completed Larry Penny, director of East Hampton Natural Resources that the carcass of a Rakon, the maxilla is lost. This conclusion is supported by some scholars like Jeff Corwin and Darren Naish. The speculation was further mentioned that the creature is a creature of experimental results from the Plum Iceland Animal Disease Center. During the Iceland Plum Animal Disease Center concluded that the carcass was a dog boxer, is mutilated.
To keep the witnesses who saw somehow agreed to a secret place of the discovery of the carcass. The only source is a photograph taken by Hewitt. Montauk Monster name first given by the famous Kriptozolog Loren Coleman. Since then, the Montauk Monster Worldwide.
In May 2009, The National Post reported that the owner-monster.com www.montauk sites have found other corpses. Nicky papers that said the website that he was a man and woman on 5 May so that they may have a dead monster back in Montauk North Fork, Long Iceland, says contacted, nor managed in the area of New York.
Papers and then traveled to check on the carcass. "The creature smelled like rotting garbage." Writing papers. "It smells really stung, and then I immediately picture the carcass." Carcass was kept in the refrigerator by the pair. Papers accepted that the creature that Plum Iceland Animal Disease Center is connected and is the result of biological experiments and even carry the H1N1 virus.
