Bryan Kohberger’s former classmates in his Washington State University graduate program shared that he had multiple injuries on his body after he murdered the Idaho Four. In a People article published on Wednesday,

Bryan Kohberger’s classmates revealed odd behavior after the Idaho murders, including visible injuries, troubling comments, and strange interactions

Kohberger’s request complains of “minute-by-minute verbal threats/harassment,” as well as prisoners flooding their own cells with toilet water and other mischief.

The Daily Mail revealed last week that the criminology student turned quadruple killer has not been having an easy time settling into his new home inside the Idaho Maximum Security Institution.

After spending barely one night in his cell, Bryan Kohberger requested to be moved to a different part of Idaho Maximum Security Institution in Boise.

Convicted killer Bryan Kohberger claims inmates in Idaho prison are threatening and sexually harassing him. Less than a month into his sentence, he begs officials for a transfer out of J-Block.

Bryan Kohberger was outspoken about his support of the death penalty before he murdered four University of Idaho students. Court documents obtained by Us Weekly on Tuesday, August 19, revealed that Kohberger allegedly discussed capital punishment in one of his Washington State University classes while pursuing his PhD.

Two newly unsealed documents state that one of the surviving roommates told officials she heard the killer say Kaylee Goncalves’ name during the heinous attack.

Bryan Kohberger, the man convicted of killing four Idaho college students, reportedly filed a sexual harassment complaint, requesting a transfer at the Idaho