May 13 2009 – A brand new specimen of a Montauk Monster washed up on the beach last week. This Montauk sea creature was on the beach of Southhold, Long Island. It may be a creature who has been bloated by decomposition.

Montauk Monster Number Two video link.

Aug 8 2008
Montauk Monster: Montauk Sea Creature Hoax

Rachel Goldberg, the woman who supposedly took the picture, may be related to Darren Goldberg, the producer of the new mvie called Splinterheads. The Montauk Sea Creature Monster may have been a prop of Splinterheads.

Gawker has done the homework on The Montauk Sea Creature Monster and a long report here.

Aug 7 2008
Montauk Sea Creature missing

The Montauk Sea Creature has fully decomposed and become just skeletal remains. Rachel Goldberg’s camera was among the first to capture the image of the Montauk Sea Creature.

Eric Olsen, the surfer who removed the Montauk Sea Creature carcass, left it in the woods near a friend’s house. When Eric Olsen went back to collect it, it disappeared. Eric Olsen suspected that his friend, Paul Davis, or somebody else, had removed the bones.

There are a few posts on the Montauk Monster on this site.

Updated on August 1 2008.
The latest montauk monster picture is here. This is a better picture but it look different. Some experts have identified the Montauk Monster as being a dead raccoon.

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Updated July 31.
The Plum Island Animal Disease Center director, Dr. Larry Barrett, denied that the Montauk Monster was the property of the PIADC. Larry Barrett said that exposure to water and predators could have altered the body. (Bloated?)

Larry Barrett said that PIADC identifies diseases through diagnostic testing and develops vaccines to fight diseases. He made a guess that the so called Montauk Monster was actually a cat or a raccoon.

There is a government testing laboratory in Long Island. The dead Montauk monster is suspected to originate from there. It must have escaped, drowned and got washed ashore.

dead monster montauk

The Montauk creature looks like a rodent. The dead monster Montauk discovery had a beak that looks like a dinosaur’s beak. The Monster Montauk’s beak was open and showed small, sharp teeth.

Four biologists from the government were shown the photo and asked to identify the species of the animal but all four declared that such a Montauk found creature did not exist.

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