Suspicious Men Caught Peeking into Windows of Washington's DG House

Voyeurs Watching Sorority Prompts Higher Security in Greek System

Two sisters of the University of Washington's chapter of Delta Gamma said two strange men followed them back to their house and then hung out in the driveway to take a few peeks into their windows.

"It was really scary," Kayla Roark, another Delta Gamma sister who was in the kitchen of their house when the girls came home, told the university's student newspaper. "[The men] followed them home and the girls came in really freaked out. We noticed the guys leering in the back alley behind our house, pointing at some of the upper rooms, so we called the police."

Many of the university's Greek organizations are now hoping to increase security at their own houses, the newspaper reported.

"Our house talked about it, and now some fraternities have stopped having really big parties, or they’ve encouraged girls not to go, or to go to smaller parties where you’re more likely to see people you know," the Delta Gamma sister said.