The fake priest called himself “Father Cruise.”
In a stunning breach of security, an intruder posing as a priest not only was allowed onto the grounds of Windsor Castle—now the Queen’s primary residence—but spent the night in Windsor’s Victoria Barracks, housing for the soldiers who protect the Queen while she is at Windsor.
Within a couple of hours, the intruder—who identified himself as “Father Cruise”—was drinking with the officers in the bar and telling them stories of how he had served in Iraq, a source told TalkTV, per PEOPLE. It wasn’t until 9:20 the next morning that a report of an intruder at Victoria Barracks came in. The man was removed and “no further action was required,” said a spokesperson for the Thames Valley Police. The Queen returned from her visit to Sandringham just hours later.
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