Violet Tweedale

Almost a century before, a remarkable goat-man sighting occurred near the sea cliffs in Fife, Scotland.

Violet Tweedale was a Scottish author and psychic.

In her 1919 book, Ghosts I Have Seen and Other Psychic Experiences, she relates a story told to her at a party by Lady Henry Grosvenor, born Miss Erskine Wemyss of Wemyss Castle.

The event occurred in 1866.

Mr. Baring-Gould is inclined to put all these down to the heat conjuring up the familiar pictures of fairy books, but some further evidence may cause the reader to doubt this explanation.

Let us compare with these stories the very direct evidence of Mrs. Violet Tweedale, whose courage in making public the result of her own remarkable psychic faculties should meet with recognition from every student of the subject.

Our descendants will hardly realise the difficulty which now exists in getting first-hand evidence with names attached, for they will have outgrown the state when the cry of fake and fraud and dupe is raised at once against any observer, however honourable and moderate, by people who know little or nothing of the subject.

Mrs. Tweedale says, I had a wonderful little experience some five years ago which proved to me the existence of fairies.