If that wasn't bizarre enough, the couple said the soles of their shoes
had been removed and a single screw had been screwed into a piece of
scrap wood and crammed into space between a door and and its frame. An
upside down can of paint had also mysteriously appeared on their toilet.
The only clue the couple had to work with was an unknown purse found on
their bed. Inside the purse was a 27-year-old woman's ID card.
Officers searched the condo for obvious signs of a break in, but they
found none. The only other way to get inside the home would have been to shimmy up a tree and climb through a window, police said. Baffled, the officers dusted for fingerprints, but once again came up empty. The couple said nothing appeared to have been stolen, save for $50 in cash, so the stumped officers returned to the West Precinct to document the spooky case. But a short time later the couple called police yet again to say they had been hearing noises coming from underneath their bed.
"Now facing the possibility of having to figure out how to arrest a poltergeist, officers dutifully sped back to the University District condo," police spokesman Jonah Spangenthal-Lee said. The officers arrived in time to see a 27-year-old woman emerge from the couple's bedroom. The woman, who turned out to be the owner of the mysterious purse, appeared to be having a panic attack, according to police. Officers called medics to treat the woman, at which point she told them she had been on a "meth rampage" for several days and had broken into several homes in the neighborhood. Officers arrested the woman and booked her into King County Jail for investigation of burglary.
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