azathoth777
07-28-2006, 02:36 PM
SEATTLE – There were some frightening moments early Wednesday in Seattle's Lake City neighborhood for two young women sharing a house. One of them woke up to find a naked intruder lying right beside her.
Police are calling the crime "burglary with sexual motivation."
"My girlfriend called me around 6 a.m. screaming that there's a man in her bed and to get out of my house because the police were afraid he had been watching both of our residences. She was hysterical," said a friend.
That man was naked, and once the screaming started he apparently grabbed one of the women's silk robes and took off on a bicycle.
Neither of the victims was physically harmed, but both were emotionally thrown for a loop.
Investigators looked at some window screens that had apparently been cut out and took away samples of potential evidence, including from a chair that had been pushed up against the side of the house.
There's speculation that the man was already inside when the two women came home late Tuesday night and went to bed.
Making matters even more bizarre, friends of the women say the suspect left behind pornographic magazines and some of his DNA.
"He wasn't afraid. He was in and out of the house taking things and doing things, watching them, putting up pornographic material in their rooms. He wasn't afraid of getting caught," said the friend.
The two victims gave the following description of the suspect: white male, 20 to 30 years old with a thin and wiry build, brown, receding hair that "looks like a bad dye job," and "pasty white skin."
The suspect apparently stole one of the women's purses with lots of personal information inside.
The women said they are going to move out of that house right away.
Neighbors say just last month, police were in the area searching for an unregistered sex offender, but it's unclear if that man is the suspect in this home burglary.
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"....some of his DNA." Hmmm, what could they mean?
Police are calling the crime "burglary with sexual motivation."
"My girlfriend called me around 6 a.m. screaming that there's a man in her bed and to get out of my house because the police were afraid he had been watching both of our residences. She was hysterical," said a friend.
That man was naked, and once the screaming started he apparently grabbed one of the women's silk robes and took off on a bicycle.
Neither of the victims was physically harmed, but both were emotionally thrown for a loop.
Investigators looked at some window screens that had apparently been cut out and took away samples of potential evidence, including from a chair that had been pushed up against the side of the house.
There's speculation that the man was already inside when the two women came home late Tuesday night and went to bed.
Making matters even more bizarre, friends of the women say the suspect left behind pornographic magazines and some of his DNA.
"He wasn't afraid. He was in and out of the house taking things and doing things, watching them, putting up pornographic material in their rooms. He wasn't afraid of getting caught," said the friend.
The two victims gave the following description of the suspect: white male, 20 to 30 years old with a thin and wiry build, brown, receding hair that "looks like a bad dye job," and "pasty white skin."
The suspect apparently stole one of the women's purses with lots of personal information inside.
The women said they are going to move out of that house right away.
Neighbors say just last month, police were in the area searching for an unregistered sex offender, but it's unclear if that man is the suspect in this home burglary.
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"....some of his DNA." Hmmm, what could they mean?