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(Original Caption) London: Says He Filmed Loch Ness "Monster." Former Royal Air Force pilot Tom Dinsdale displays a model he made of the storied Loch Ness "Monster." Dinsdale claims he saw the "monster" and even made movies of it when he was at Loch Ness, Scotland, last April 23rd. He said he shot fifteen feet of film at a distance of about one mile showing the monster swimming and diving, in the waters of Loch Ness. The film was shown on television June 13th. Dinsdale said he thought the monster could be a type of large reptile, possibly an evolved form of Pleiosaur, an aquatic dinosaur that existed more than 60 million years ago.

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