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The story began after Jenna Hewitt, 26, of Montauk and three friends said they found the creature on July 12 at the beach which is a popular surfing spot at Rheinstein Estate Park owned by East Hampton, New York. She was quoted:
We were looking for a place to sit when we saw some people looking at something…We didn’t know what it was…We joked that maybe it was something from Plum Island.[4]
Her color photograph ran in black and white on July 23 on page 10 in The Independent, under the headline of “The Hound of Bonacville” (a take off on the name Bonackers which refers to the natives of East Hampton). The light hearted article speculated that the creature might be a turtle or some mutant experiment from Plum Island before noting that the East Hampton Natural Resources Director Larry Penny had concluded it was a raccoon with its upper jaw missing. The article concluded that “someone took it away… to be buried… we hope.”[5]
Hewitt and her friends were interviewed on Plum-TV, a local cable television show.[6] Alanna Navitski, an employee of Evolutionary Media Group in Los Angeles, California, passed a photo of the creature to Anna Holmes at Jezebel, claiming that a friend’s sister saw the monster in Montauk. Holmes then passed it along to fellow Gawker Media website Gawker.com which gave it wide attention on July 29 under the headline “Dead Monster Washes Ashore in Montauk”.[7] Gawker later said that Evolutionary Media has been promoting the Cartoon Network television show Cryptids Are Real and that the monsters on the website resembled the Montauk Monster and the website could have been the victim of a viral marketing campaign.[citation needed] It was also stated that it could also be a viral marketing campaign for the upcoming sequel Cloverfield 2. Photographs were widely circulated via email and weblogs, and the national media picked up on it raising speculation about the creature. The potential urban legend stature of the Montauk Monster was noted by Snopes.[8]
The carcass of Montauk Monster has not been made available to the public. Several people have claimed to possess the carcass, including the photographer, who claims the carcass is in her possession in a secret location known only to her, whilst other witnesses report that a man took the carcass home saying he was going to “mount (it) on his wall”.[citation needed]
Expert opinions have generally tended toward the explanation that the carcass was that of a raccoo
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