Last night at 3:30am.. some random scary scary man had a key to both the suite door and to my suitemate's door. My suitemate has a single and has never lost her keys. Last night while she was talking to her boyfriend on the phone.. she made sure the door was locked and stuff and went to bed. At 3:30am, she hears a set of keys go into her lock and the door opens about a foot.. then closes back about 6 inches (it's a very very squeaky door). She's very confused about what's going on. She thought the Residential Security Office (RSO) was there to get her in trouble for something.. she went to the door scared as hell and says "Excuse me?" and then she proceeds to see a SCARY SCARY SCARY MAN PEE ON OUR CARPET.

She quickly shuts the door and leans against it... and calls my other suitemate. The phone rings.. and by the time she comes out of the door to look, the man is gone.

I wake up hearing my suitemate breathing irreguarly and in a state of panic. She's talking to my other suitemate in person.. both freaked out as hell. I go out of my room to see what was going on because it didn't sound good.

For the rest of the night, we're paranoid and scared as hell about what went on. When we finally got an RSO to come to our room. He didn't help ease our minds either. He had said he had been there 30 minutes prior and made sure the suite door was locked.. and it took him 15 minutes to get to our room. So that means the guy had came to our suite within 15 minutes after the RSO, and used a KEY to get in.. and then used ANOTHER KEY to get into my suitemate's room. HOW THE FUCK DOES HE GET THESE KEYS?!?!?!

He could have raped and killed my suitemate.. But he just peed on our carpet. He could have done any number of things... and if he has the suite door key and my suitemate's key.. he could potentially have any of our room keys. (There's 6 rooms in our suite..) I have a single room. I don't feel safe anymore. I feel the need to baracade my door before I go to bed and to suddenly take on self defense classes.

After the incident.. the 3 of us slept in one of the double rooms all paranoid. We watched shrek on video and tried not to be scared anymore. At one point in the night.. someone had knocked on our door. We were too scared to open it and no one answered when we said "Who is it?" My suitemate and I ended up on the floor and looking through the crack of the door. We still dont know who that was. The 3 of us ended up going to bed around 5 or 6am..

And this morning... my suitemate had a talk with the assistant res. life dean.. and got her lock temporarily changed. I called matienence to clean up the pee, and they refused. At the res life office, the lady called up police to come to our suite to write up a report.. and the lock smith people also brought over a clean up guy with a monster vaccum to clean up the pee.

This is just all so scary.. I'm scared shitless and I don't want to be.

so in less than 5 months i'm gonna be living on my own, in a big city for the first time, and i don't know anyone at all. this frightens me simply because i'm really really small. so say if something like that happened to me, i'd be screwed. *sigh*

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Originally posted by kismet:
Is this the same suitemate that had the creepy guy watching her in the shower? cause if so, it sounds like she has a real stalker on her hands. :s

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No. This is a different suitemate. I dont think its peeping tom guy.. but it could be?? I don't know. My suitemate didn't get a look at the guy because she closed the door almost immediately. She didnt want to get physically hurt by being out there.

The RSOs here are remarkably fat. So fat.. that it's ridiculous that they're RSOs. She would have noticed it if was him. There's a couple of creepy guys around here.. but I dont think would have the capability to do it, let alone get keys somehow. I really dont know.

My sutiemate is getting a pernament lock change today. Yesterday was sunday and most people take sunday's off.. so She only got a temporary one.

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The RSOs here are remarkably fat. So fat.. that it's ridiculous that they're RSOs.

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the security guards at my school are all old. like, really old. there's one of them who can't really walk anymore, and he's kind of deaf, so if you want something unlocked across the building you have to limp along with him for 15 minutes, longer if there's stairs. two years ago my friend saw him fall at one of the little staircases, she thought he had tripped so she didn't say anything, she didn't want to embarrass him. two weeks later, she found out that his little fall was actually him having a stroke.

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Originally posted by Christy:
I didn't say he was homeless....

--Christy

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