The letter is a documented opinion of a senior police officer and a record of official worry about a hunt, but it is not evidence that a monster exists. It does show that by 1938 the creature was being taken seriously enough to concern the county police.
Beasts & cryptids
The Chief Constable's Letter, 1938
Inverness (Inverness-shire police headquarters)
15 August 1938; released 27 April 2010
An archive document; the original is held by the National Records of Scotland.
- Evidence
- Contemporary written record
- Access
- No public access
- Location
- 57.476, -4.226 (Sited to the village)
Sources: Wikipedia, Loch Ness Monster [other]
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