Deletion of Ayia Napa sea monster

Comment: Likely  or  fail. The only source that is not inspired by Wikipedia is the "HadjiPavlou, P: Cyprus Weekly, page 18. March 14 2007" but my search for HadjiPavlou "To Filiko Teras" -wiki or "Cyprus Weekly" "To Filiko Teras" -wiki produce nothing. See also Talk:Ayia Napa sea monster. Bottom line is we need sources, and an offline newspaper article that cannot be verified to even exist is not good enough. Btw, Polish Wikipedia links to this English language source Famagusta Gazette (https://web.archive.org/web/20110815203229/http://famagusta-gazette.com/cyprus-officials-search-for-mystery-monster-p6085-69.htm), but it DOES not mention the term "Ayia Napa", instead it talks about the Kouris Dam location. That article also mentions the rumors started around 2005. So it's not a legend, just a recent urban legend. And even if the other article exists, two local newspaper results are unlikely sufficient - this is effectively a tabloid rumor at best
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Do not create hoaxes (WP:HOAX||WP:GNG)