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Date Published: 18/02/2025

Naked intruder breaks into Granada home, puts on victim's robe and makes himself dinner

The bizarre late-night break-in saw the attacker push the woman aside before helping himself to food and home comforts

An elderly woman in Granada had a terrifying encounter during the evening of Sunday February 16, when a naked man knocked on her door, then forced his way into her home, pushing her aside as he entered. The shocked victim immediately ran out into the street, screaming for help.

Residents of the block quickly called the 112 emergency services in Andalusia, while those nearby gathered outside to witness the surreal scene unfolding inside. The ‘idle’ intruder, seemingly unfazed by the commotion, wandered around the flat as if it were his own. He put on one of the woman’s dressing gown, prepared himself a meal and then made himself comfortable on the sofa.

Police soon arrived and arrested the man, bringing the bizarre incident to an end. A neighbour later described the dramatic night and the victim’s reaction: “She had trouble breathing, she was quite scared. My husband, who is a little deaf, and I were watching TV. We turned it up very loud and we didn’t hear the screams, but we did see the sirens. There was a huge fuss.”

Another resident explained that the elderly woman, deeply shaken by the ordeal, chose to stay at a friend’s house that night.

Authorities are continuing to investigate the case, but the incident has left neighbours both unsettled and baffled. While the situation was undoubtedly frightening, the peculiar detail of the man choosing to wear the victim’s dressing gown certainly adds an unusual twist to the incident. However, this break-in has served as a stark reminder for residents to stay alert and ensure their homes are secure.

Image 1: Samantha Passuello/Pexels

Image 2: Policia GR

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