The fake Loch Ness photo that sparked nearly a century of 'sightings': How the elusive Nessie has been spotted 1,155 times since world-famous 1933 snap

Hugh Gray was the first man to supposedly take a photo of the Loch Ness Monster near the village of Foyers on November 12, 1933, whilst he was out walking his dog.

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