Idaho Four Killer Bryan Kohberger Complained About IT Issues in Prison, Wrote ‘Thank You’ Note to Guard

Bryan Kohberger is serving four consecutive life sentences for the brutal 2022 murders of Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20 and Madison Mogen, 21 – and so far he’s spent his time behind bars dealing with IT issues and mundane bureaucracy.

On Sunday, July 27 — four days after he sat stone-faced in a hearing in which his victims’ loved ones tearfully confronted him about his horrific crimes — the convicted killer, 30, filled out his first resident concern form, according to documents obtained by TMZ.

“I need access to the JPay system to … complete an order drafted on a full commissary menu,” Kohberger wrote on the form, complaining that he got an error message.

“May I be temporarily moved in the system to do so? Thank you for your assistance,” wrote the former criminology grad student, who revealed that he was housed in the Idaho Maximum Security Institution’s medical unit at the time.

According to the prison’s website, inmates could purchase a tablet for $100 which were used to make payments for commissary items. (They are transitioning to a new system.)

At the bottom of the form, an officer responded that getting set up “can take a few days after moving to a new location.”

On Wednesday, August 13, Kohberger filed another complaint, because the “supply bag” he requested “on Saturday night” had not arrived. Another officer promised to check on the status.

The guard appears to have followed up, because Kohberger filled out a third form on Monday, August 18 just to say “thank you” and let him know he now has “complete access” to the JPay system. “No further action is needed.”