strange co-incidences with monsters named Montauk

Talk about coincidences that cause a person to say "hmmmmm?".

Not more than three threads ago in this forum, there is the story out of Belgium of a secretive society "ring" said to have been systematically abusing children.

Then comes the story of a hot web trend, named Montauk Monster of all things, but at first blush this story does not seem to bear any earthly connection to the child abuse story that also has connections and bears relevance with the name - Montauk, in it's lineage.

I didn't just say "hmmmmm?", I read the subject line to this thread and immediately thought "hmmm, Turiya found something that is going to debunk the child abuse monster uncovered in Lincoln, Nebraska, in the 1980's, that connects to many other shady names, places and acts, to include Montauk, but which promptly got covered back up again through the cooperative efforts of threats, intrigue, incarcerations, government side-stepping and media blackouts". But then I read past the subject line and read parts of the story, only to be surprised to find that apparently there now is an entirely separate monster named after Montauk, and even though it talks of seemingly strange animals, and this talk is sustaining hot trend status, it does not appear at face value to share any earthly connections with the monster of Montauk that raised it's head during the 70', was beat back down under cover with ample hush money paid by USG to Canadian litigants, then resurfaced again during the 80's with the Franklin Coverup in Lincoln Nebraska, only to be beaten down again.

Just thinking out loud here, among the things I'm left to wonder is, I wonder how it was or who it was that decided to apply the name "Montauk Monster" to this recent trend? I also have to wonder if that was purely an accident, or was it intended to further dilute and confuse the circumstances and details surrounding the older phenom bearing connections to the same name?

Oh well, I'm not making any accusations, not pointing any fingers, just pointing out these strange coincidences while thinking out loud. That's all.