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Hangar 98 – Episode 7: The Thetis Lake Monster

Kent Schumaker
By Kent Schumaker

It all started in the summer of 1972 when a couple of kids swore they saw some kind of creature swim past them at Thetis Lake. In the years after, a few more sightings of this creature popped up. But it could be nothing more that people releasing exotic pets….or maybe something is growing in Thetis Lake.

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