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  This is one of the quandaries about this case that just makes no sense whatsoever.
context: The dudes (suspected domestic terrorists) who shot out power substations I'll give a pass to... not the brightest bulbs.
  This guy was a criminology PhD. Obviously I'm glad he was stupid and got caught but what is with bringing your device that tracks your every move to go commit crimes?! >
  
  I know MANY people with their masters or doctorate that, while book smart, have absolutely zero common sense.  Being intelligent doesn’t mean that you’re smart. >
  
  In reading here it looks like the PC affidavit states
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  They also have a cell phone number and the records show on the night of the murders, at 2:47 AM the phone left his residence and traveled south through Pullman, Washington. It then stopped reporting, but picked up again at 5:30 AM and showed the phone traveling back to his residence. Cops think he deliberately disabled the phone to conceal his travels.  
  They also have WSU camera footage of him returning at 5:25 AM.  
  The cell records also indicate Kohberger returned to the scene of the crime just a few hours later -- between 9:12 AM and 9:21 AM. Worth noting is the fact police were not called to the home until 11:58 AM.
  
  Again, morbid curiosity about this asshat when the real news is the poor damned kids that died for no reason.  Guy left a witness and was on camera/cell pings the whole way.  Bush league jackass. >
  
  
  Worth noting is the fact police were not called to the home until 11:58 AM.
  
  That's the one part I don't get.
  They heard their roommate say they thought someone was in the house, they heard crying and whimpering, they came face to face with the suspect, and instead of calling the police they just went back in their room for 8 hours.
  Like, I get that people sometimes react weird to high stress situations, but how do you wait that long before acting? >
  
  Looks like he came back a couple times, they were probably afraid he'd come back again. >
  
  
  Looks like he came back a couple times, they were probably afraid he'd come back again.
  
  Wouldn't your first course of action, if you were afraid a prowler was there and afraid that he'd come back again, be to call the police?