Convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger has been in his new cell at Idaho’s only maximum security prison for less than two weeks, and he’s struggling to settle in. Kohberger, 30, has allegedly faced nearly endless torment from his fellow inmates,

Bryan Kohberger faces harassment from fellow inmates at Idaho Maximum Security Institution after pleading guilty to murdering four Idaho students, report says

Bryan Kohberger's fellow inmates have reportedly found a way to taunt him despite the convicted murderer being in solitary confinement.

Bryan Kohberger called his mother twice in the hours after he butchered four University of Idaho students in their off-campus home — including on his way to revisit the scene of the murders, according to a report.

Heather Barnhart added that Kohberger had saved his parents in his phone as "Mother" and "Father," and would often call them.

Bryan Kohberger spoke with his mother for 36 minutes after arriving home from the murders, and then again as he drove back to the crime scene

His fellow prisoners have been shouting at him through the air ducts all day and night, according to a former homicide detective

We are aware of Kohberger’s complaints about what he considers taunting,” the Idaho Department of Corrections told NewsNation in a statement. “Incarcerated individuals commonly communicate with each other in prison.

Bryan Kohberger is getting a rough welcome to his new home inside Idaho’s most secure prison. The convicted murderer of four University of Idaho students is reportedly being harassed around the clock by fellow inmates,

Bryan Kohberger, the quadruple murderer who was recently sentenced to life in prison, reportedly is complaining that his fellow inmates at a maximum security prison aren’t allowing him to sleep. A retired detective revealed that inmates are reportedly taking turns to yell at him.