r/Idaho4

This is 360° video of inside one of the cells in Restrictive Housing on J block where kohberger lives...chad daybell lives... and Ann's other death penalty clients Richard Ross and Skylar Meade live (both Aryan Knights gang members)

Move your device, and the view is like you're standing in the 6x9 cell. Turn all the way around to see the cot bolted to the wall, the tiny shelf, and slit window.

This is where he spends 23hrs a day in Administrative Segregation.

He gets 3 showers a week. He's shackled and taken down the hall for a 10 minute shower.

It's just him and his ViaPath Bridge8 cloud based tablet that runs on Android. They are passed out at 6am and returned at 10pm.

Idaho no longer uses Jpay tablets after the inmates figured out how to steal credits. These new tablets were rolled out last year. No internet but he can stream movies, read ebooks, play very limited games, emessage, listen to music, and video chat his contacts only. Anyone can emessage by signing up on the prisons app. Money is deducted from his commissary account.

There is no general population at IMSI. 535 bed maximum security prison where the worst of the worst in idaho are housed. There's Restrictive Housing and Close Custody where inmates have limited contact but still no general population. It's mostly aryan gang members.

ISCC has 2,100 beds, and ISCI has 1,600 beds. These 2 prisons do have a general population and are down the street in Kuna, Idaho

I know this isn’t a direct relation to the murders, but given Bryan was up for the Death Penalty, I thought the article was still applicable as his (BKs) prison has now opened up a ‘new’ death/firing squad chamber.

If Bryan was sentenced to death (had he gone to Trial), how long do you guys think he would’ve been on death row for before being executed? 🤔😯

Very interesting interview that I thought I'd share in case some of you have missed it :) Kristi and Steve talk about the autopsy and share some anecdotes of Kaylee's life, which I found really sweet to hear and made me laugh throughout the video.

A reminder that Kohberger’s defense has cost over 5.5 million, with defense billing continuing. It does not seem that his team neglected any element of his defense. They zealously advocated for their client. You can read comparisons with other high-profile cases to understand the scale here. Note: The request to unseal billing records by Statesman has been appealed by the defense.

This amount DOES NOT include costs borne by the LE, prosecution, or FBI.

Just FYI.

ETA: Not questioning the amount, as every defendant deserves the best possible defense. The point is to highlight the fact that no expenses were spared, even on expert opinions.

Hi again, Lauren P. here. I have set up my pnwreporter Instagram and TikTok for the book project. I've only posted one video to TikTok and I am not super experienced with the app, so apologies. Let me know what kinds of videos you want to see. I plan to travel to Moscow this summer and I can show you around, update you about book progress or ask/answer questions for people interested in the case.

In about two weeks, I'm going to interview an FBI agent who worked on the case. If you could ask a detective something about the investigation, what would it be?

I'll add questions to a running document I have. I'm especially interested in questions that haven't been answered by previous coverage.

I've had a couple locals reach out to me with both concerns and support for the project, and I really appreciate it. Keep reaching out to me (especially if you're a Moscow or Albrightsville local) and let me know what it was like for you when this was all going down.

Edit: Great questions everyone, I have about a two page Google Doc full. Feel free to drop them here whenever and I'll keep checking in.