Washington,
(ANI):
The
security
set
up
at
Britain"s
Got
Talent
runner-up
Susan
Boyle"s
home
in
Scotland
has
proven
to
be
ineffective
after
two
intruders
were
spotted
in
her
garden
over
Christmas.
Boyle,
48,
spotted
the
two
strangers
creeping
outside
her
back
window
late
at
night,
but
they
fled
when
she
pulled
back
the
curtains.
The
incident
left
her
elder
brother
Gerry
worried
and
he
is
urging
the
singer
to
consider
moving
into
a
more
secure
area.
“I
hate
to
think
what
might
have
happened
if
they
had
broken
into
the
house
when
she
was
on
her
own.
They
could
have
had
knives
on
them
or
anything," Contactmusic
quoted
him
as
saying.
“Susan
rang
me
to
tell
me
she"d
had
intruders
like
it
was
an
everyday
occurrence.
“She
hadn"t
mentioned
the
incident
to
anyone
or
even
reported
it
to
the
police.
When
she
casually
dropped
it
into
the
conversation
I
was
really
shocked.
This
can"t
go
on
any
longer.
“She
now
has
to
realise
that
living
in
this
small
house
is
no
longer
suitable
and
more
importantly
not
safe
for
her,"
he
said.
Boyle
is
said
to
have
installed
a
panic
alarm
that
connects
to
the
local
police,
and
they
can
now
be
at
her
West
Lothian
home
in
minutes
if
she
presses
the
alarm.
The
singer,
who
is
expected
to
make
5million
pounds
from
sales
of
her
debut
album,
is
now
looking
for
a
new
1million
pounds
home.