The Were-Tiger

The earliest account of the existence of the were-tiger comes from the Malacca Portuguese records. British Victorian era explorers to Malaya not only recorded stories about the were-tiger but told of several were-tiger villages hidden deep in the jungles of Malaya. These mythical shapeshifters struck fear in rural Malay society as they were able to kill their unsuspecting victims, usually out of vengeance.
Also included is an article published in the Malaya Tribune dated 14 July 1930, entitled The Were-Tiger: A Reminiscence of Pahang, and a biography of Sir Hugh Clifford.