
A Missouri State student came back to his dorm to find his Xbox 360 stolen. Realising the controller still connected when turned it on, he set out to find the console. And he did.
This is probably the only set of circumstances in which this would work -- 360 stolen, thief lives 30 feet away, that's only gonna happen in a college dorm. But credit to Ryan Ketsenberg for using some critical thinking and old fashioned sleuthing to get his stuff back and bust a thief.

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I like to see how the controller just reach about 4-5 meter lenght :(
The thief should've removed the battery pack
thats just funny when you think about serves the guy right for stealing the guys xbox
Ingeneuous
If someone had done that to me, I would have sued their ar$e and made sure they got a criminal record for it.. Either that or lost a couple of teeth. Don't put up with thieves like these..