Newly released files from the National Archive of Scotland show that local officials asked Britain's Parliament to investigate the issue and confirm the monster's existence — in the interests of science.
The files, released Monday, show that it was deemed better not to kill the monster — or the myth — by stationing cameras or observers around the lake.
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