NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory appears in this archive where photographs needed expert eyes. 1972. At the laboratory, Alan Gillespie computer-processed Robert Rines's Loch Ness frames and got coarse-grained masses without sharp edges. In 1981 Herman A. Regusters, a former consultant to the laboratory in Pasadena, went looking for Mokele-mbembe at Lake Tele. The laboratory declined to develop his film. Later, in the Gulf Breeze sightings of 1987, Robert Nathan of the laboratory said many of the images were double exposures.
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