Bryan Kohberger: Idaho college killer files sexual harassment complaint in prison, requests transfer

Bryan Kohberger is reportedly reported to have already wanted to move and claim that prisoners claim to have sexual harassment.

The prisoner who was sentenced to imprisonment without the possibility of conditional evacuation to kill the students of the University of Four Idaho, began to express concerns immediately after Idaho arrived at the maximum security institution.

After spending only one night at J-Block, Kohberger wrote a letter on July 30, which asked the prison officials to move him to B-Block and allow only contactless visits.

“In addition to being exposed to minutes of minutes/harassment, it is an environment that I want to transfer to the 2 units of J-Block’s 2 units, as well as being the last flood/striking, and on these and other bases.” People.

When the prison staff deliberately overflowed their cells to cause deterioration, prisoners replied that it was “a relatively rare event ve and that they described J-Block as“ a very calm and quieter layer ”.

The authorities then advised Kohberger to “give some time” before looking for a transfer.

A few days later, on August 4, the convicted killer filed another complaint, this time after a prisoner threatened him sexual harassment, claiming that “I B ** F *** Seni”, “The only one we will eat ** Kohberger’s” he said.

In their response to this file, prison officials said that “Kohberger feels safe to stay in J-Blokta 2nd Level”.

Kohberger, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20 and Ethan Chapin, 20, after confessing their murders, sentenced to four life imprisonment.

All of them died of ruthlessly stabbed in their out -of -campus houses on 13 November 2022.

When Kohberger went home, they were sleeping in bed, killing each one, but protecting two roommates on the lower floor.