Overview

• Handwritten notes dated July 30 and August 4 show Bryan Kohberger asked to leave Idaho’s J-Block and alleged inmates hurled explicit sexual threats, according to documents obtained by People.
• Prison officials declined to move him, writing that he "feels safe to remain on tier 2 in J-Block," a restrictive housing unit with single cells and limited recreation.
• Unsealed interview summaries report multiple Washington State University classmates saw cuts and bruised knuckles on Kohberger after Thanksgiving 2022, with him offering varying explanations including boxing, an indoor accident and a car crash.
• Newly released police files describe about 13 formal complaints from WSU faculty and graduate students over his sexist and unsettling behavior, including a professor’s warning that he could later harass or abuse students.
• Media reports citing unsealed materials note handprints and a "possible faceprint" on an exterior window at the crime scene, though authorities have not attributed those marks to Kohberger; he is serving four consecutive life terms after his July guilty plea.