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4:21Now Playing"It's not rubbish. I saw it and I believe in it."
BBC Panorama reports on alleged Nessie sightings, as well as an ongoing loch-wide search for the elusive beast.
The hunt for the Loch Ness monster, involving a team of volunteers and army-hired search lights is led by David James, a British Member of Parliament.
Reporter Jameson Clark also hears from local eyewitnesses, who claim to have seen Nessie for themselves.
"The evidence, as you've heard, varies. Sometimes one hump, sometimes two, sometimes three."
"It's been seen all over Loch Ness, from Port Augustus to Castle Urquhart."
Clip taken from Panorama, originally broadcast on BBC Television, 13 June, 1960.
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