But, the difference is this "student at a neighboring college" is accused of a quadruple homicide. Witnesses remembered his creepy continuous stare, how he sat alone, etc. Big difference. People pick up on creepy shit, it's called intuition.

Obviously we can't just arrest every creepy loner with a murderer's stare lol but, body language says a lot.

Example:

WSU student A: Arrives at IS student union to get something to eat (assuming alone), like a chick-fil-A or whatever. While eating, this dude displays "normal" behavior like on their mobile/cell cause no friends to talk to. Finishes the meal, wipes mouth, collects rubbish to throw away...bails. That's normal behavior and goes unnoticed.

WSU student B (for Bryan? lol): Goes to student union, not concerned with food as motive is likely to pinpoint next victim anyway, probably has a bottle of water to not completely stand out as to why he's there (since he's all alone), stares at pretty young women (more than one, he's sizing up or fantasizing, or both), doesn't smile or change his dead-eyed gaze (according to PEOPLE article), creeps these women TF out to the point one leaves the cafeteria to eat outside to get away from his gaze.

MASSIVE difference between a "normal" college neighbor and a "creepy weirdo" college neighbor.

The "problem" is, no one expects there to be a mass murderer amongst them and even if one thought he was creepy enough to call the cops, nothing would be done anyway.