Police were called to a sorority house at 2:11 a.m. Friday, September 30 after residents reported that an unidentified—and uninvited—man was walking through the house.

A sorority sister with the University of Washington's Kappa Delta house (judging from the address in the police report) told responding officers that roughly 20 minutes after she'd gone to sleep on Friday night, she awoke to a man entering her room—described as a 60-year-old guy in flannel with shaggy gray hair and a long grey-white beard. He turned on the light and closed the door behind him. According to the police report, she stated that the male was "mumbling to himself." But instead of approaching the presumably terrified student*, the man almost immediately turned "and walked out of the room slapping himself in the face." When he left her room, the student ran upstairs to call 911. She told police that she saw the man walk down a set of stairs across from her room but didn't see where he went next.

Police reviewed security footage that showed the man entering the building and leaving three minutes later. The door he entered is supposed to be key card accessible but video footage shows that he opened the door "simply by turning the handle." Police confirmed that the door was not working properly. The house mother said that she would call a 24-hour locksmith and have the door fixed that night.

The police report doesn't specify how many sisters live in the house or if any other residents were disturbed by the intruder during his three-minute tour (another girl in the room he entered slept through the incident). Police searched the area but were unable to locate the suspect.

*Imagine waking up in your normally lady-filled house at 2 a.m. to see a muttering, bearded man in your room, who, like you, doesn't know why he's there. Are these girls too young to know about the Ted Bundy attacks of 1974? Regardless, totally freaky.