the question remains. what is she? tim dinsdale devoted his life to answering this question. he first went up in april of 1960. every year thereafter, he went to loch ness. from the end of 1960s he d given up his work, given up his job, and he was doing this full time. but he never captures nessie as clearly as he did in 1960. there have been other photos and films, but the dinsdale footage remains iconic. i often say that witnesses seldom lie. cameras very often do. sometimes without their owner s knowledge. the dinsdale film of 1960, it s quite a poor quality film which makes identification difficult. my father s film to this day stands as being unexplained. but i think i m convinced that given all the evidence, all the eyewitness testimony, the photography, my father s film and the other pieces of film that have been taken, there s
reported all over the world. yet evidence of the beast is scarce until this film becomes a worldwide sensation. you re seeing in the patterson film, bigfoot shows up on cue. the creature is walking along a creek bed making what i think are exaggerated steps, exaggerated gait. turns, looks at the camera, and is gone. the patterson film was put out as here s proof that bigfoot exists. the film awes believers and fascinates nonbelievers. no matter what it showed they were going to believe it. and skeptics would be dubious about it. i m sitting in my living room at home watching television and the announcer comes on telling a
film never existed, there s an exclusive for you. there s a few frames. is there anyone out there who still thinks the alien autopsy is genuine? hmm. he s bought this film. he believes in it. i believe him. and it was kind of left open really. no one could be 100% sure about anything. but ray believes in the film. and i believe him. santilli plans to auction the entire unrestored original film. he wants no less than $5 million. to have santilli say trust me, i would say to him, no. coming up this thing battered its way for a few seconds through the waves. the famous film that brought thousands to the shores of loch ness. whatever it was was just underneath the surface. was pretty big and it was shifting. when caught on camera: mysteries and monsters continues.
they re placing the organs into glass jars. they re peeling back what seems to be a black film that s over the eye. and they are conducting a medical examination. the film you re watching premieres on television in 1995 to more than 11 million viewers. 32 countries by the rights to televise the shocking film. the audience is told that the footage is authentic. in fact, it is not. according to santilli it s a recreation. this is what he says happened to the original alien autopsy video he purchased in cleveland. we got the film back into england and we started to run it through the machines. it was just peeling off as it was going through the machines. we just had to stop zblifs very, very disappointed and upset. he thought it was something to show the world. if you bought something this valuable, it might seem logical to try to restore it. instead, santilli says he decides to recreate it with the help of john humphries, a well
him a costume and then tell the audience it s a gorilla suit. but patterson earns thousands of dollars selling the rights to the film. and yes, we too, pay for the rights to use it in this episode. he went on television shows, radio shows all the way across the country. and i realized at a point that he was not going to tell anybody that it was a hoax. and i just set back and was watching what he was going to do. and i think that his intentions were that he would get someone to produce a motion picture of bigfoot and he would make a fortune out of it. five years after it debuted on tv, roger patterson dies of cancer. maintaining the film is genuine. in 2002, morris goes public with the story. i started announcing that s the gorilla suit.