re: Bryan Kohberger is dissatisfied with his accommodations

It's prison, not summer camp.

I have been out of the loop on this. I had to look up who this guy was, even then, I don't even remember hearing about those murders.

Sad state of affairs in this country when 4 people that are killed on a college campus can be forgotten by someone.

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Is that legit?

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Unless I was fooled by AI.

He’ll be in solitary confinement before he ever gets moved to general population. Too high profile and the prison doesn’t want bad press from a murdered inmate.

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He's in the same block at Chad Daybell. If he ever gets moved to the general population, it's going to be worse for him.

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That is unlikely. He could also refuse to go to GP.

Here's one of the articles I posted.

The inmates making quadruple murderer Bryan Kohberger’s time in prison a living hell knew he was coming to the high-security Idaho lockup and planned how they could carry out a campaign of harassment against him, according to a report.

Kohberger was transferred from jail to the only high-security prison in the state after he received four life sentences last month for the gruesome slayings of four University of Idaho students in 2022.
And the prisoners at Idaho Maximum Security Institution in Kuna “were aware he was coming,” former homicide detective Chris McDonough told NewsNation Tuesday.

“The inmates were apparently waiting for him,” said McDonough, who now works for the Cold Case Foundation. “And when he got there, they are now making his life absolutely miserable.”

“They got together and said, ‘OK, well, you know, how do we harass this guy?'” the former cop said. “And apparently, they set this up long before he got there … the guards were unaware of it until it started happening.”

Kohberger is being held in solitary confinement in a restrictive unit called J block that only has 32 other prisoners, who are “the worst of the worst outside of death row,” McDonough said.

The unwelcoming neighbors decided to carry out a relentless taunting campaign against Kohberger by taking turns yelling through the vents into his cell around the clock.

“They’re utilizing the vent system. They’re kicking the doors. They’re taunting him,” McDonough said. “And they’re basically, you know, torturing him through, you know, using psychology. And my goodness, he’s complaining.”

The 30-year-old former criminology PhD student has been whining to the guards that he’s been unable to sleep at night because of the crusade against him.

“He’s extremely annoyed and frustrated,” McDonough told the Daily Mail.

McDonough said Kohberger will likely eventually be placed in the general prison population. But in the meantime, he’ll have to put up with the hazing.

“The inmates have come up with a creative idea in harassing him to the point where it’s basically driving him crazy,” McDonough said.

The ex-detective said since Kohberger isn’t at risk of being physically harmed by the prisoners, guards likely won’t do much to curb the harassment.

“The most they can do is write it down and, or, you know, tell him, ‘Hey, there’s nothing we can do. You’re not in physical harm,'” McDonough said of the guards.

In solitary, Kohberger is kept in his cell for 23 hours a day and only allowed out of it for one hour a day for outdoor recreation while he’s in restraints. And Kohberger — whose lawyers have previously said he suffers from obsessive compulsive disorder — can only take a shower once every other day.

When he goes outside, his entire unit — or “pod” — “will light up with heckling, with taunting. I mean, they’ll start kicking the doors,” McDonough said.

NY Post

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have been out of the loop on this. I had to look up who this guy was, even then, I don't even remember hearing about those murders.

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Bro. Do you live under a rock?

Yes, it's legit. I watched it when it happened.

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If they think there is an active threat against his life they won't do it because it's a huge liability. Even when they eventually decide he is able to, he could say he fears for his life and refuse or go on suicide watch.

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Could be. I quoted the investigator in the article. I can't see them moving him any time soon, but apparently it could happen. I don't care as long as he's miserable wherever he is. It's fine with me if he scared all the time and doesn't sleep. I hope he can't call his mommy every day either.

When he was doing all of his research to commit the perfect murders, he should have also researched prison life in case he made a mistake along the way!

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Too high profile and the prison doesn’t want bad press from a murdered inmate.

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While true, one would think a murdered Brian Koberger would create good press.