Elderly Bigfoot, Cleopatra's Lost Tomb, Nessie in WWII and More Mysterious News Briefly

A roundup of mysterious, paranormal and strange news stories from the past week.   

Loch Ness monster believers may have a reason to cautiously celebrate with the revelation from Josh Gibbens that he found three letters sent to his grandfather, Lewis Taylor, who served in World War II on board the HMS Ocean Swell laying anti-submarine nets in Loch Ness; the letters, all sent in May 1967, were from David James of the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau; the first read, ““Dear Sir, in May or June 1941, HMS Ocean Swell and HMS Norbreeze apparently had an exciting experience when some sort of unknown sea serpent got entangled in the anti-submarine nets and was partially hoisted out of the water before the gear gave way. If you have any recollection of this incident or could describe this incident or could describe the creature - size, shape, colour, texture, etc, I would be most grateful for it.” The second thanked Tyler for completing a questionnaire, and the third was a follow-up from James that his help “will prove most useful to me in my researches”. Tyler died in 1975 without sharing with his family any details of his experience with a ‘sea serpent’ or what he told the investigators. The letters about the monster must be authentic – the photos are blurry.