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Texas 'Spiderman Burglar' Scales Homes Through Tiny Openings
6 Mar
Summary
- Burglar dubbed 'Spiderman from hell' enters homes through doggy doors.
- At least seven burglaries reported in Montrose neighborhood since December.
- Thief leaves behind tools and personal belongings during daytime break-ins.
A wave of burglaries has left residents in Houston's Montrose neighborhood on edge, with a suspect known as the 'Spiderman from hell.' This unique burglar has demonstrated an uncanny ability to infiltrate homes through unusually small spaces, including doggy doors and tiny windows. Investigators have linked at least seven incidents to this agile intruder since December.
Caught on camera on multiple occasions, the unmasked suspect enters homes with remarkable contortions, leading some neighbors to describe him as a 'nightmare Spiderman.' The break-ins primarily occur during daylight hours on weekdays, targeting homes while residents are away at work or school. Some victims reported the burglar used tools, with one finding a saw left behind after the theft.
Despite evidence and surveillance footage, police have yet to apprehend the serial burglar. Law enforcement officials recommend enhanced security measures such as alarms, cameras, and improved locks. Residents, however, continue to feel uneasy as the crime spree persists, raising concerns about potential future incidents and the safety of the community.
