A newly leaked Bryan Kohberger jail video has triggered a police investigation. The clip clearly shows Kohberger inside a prison cell. Kohberger, 30, murdered four University of Idaho students and was convicted.
The Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) responded quickly after the video spread online. Officials confirmed they know about the Bryan Kohberger jail video and are actively investigating its origin. However, IDOC has not yet confirmed if the footage is genuine or manipulated.
In the short video, a man who looks like Kohberger wears a white shirt and black pants. First, he walks across the jail cell. Then, he places an object on a makeshift rack. Despite the clear footage, authorities warned the clip might be fake or AI-enhanced.
If the Bryan Kohberger jail video proves authentic, IDOC will hold those responsible accountable. They stressed that sharing security footage violates prison policies. Moreover, staff recently received reminders about proper technology and social media use.
The department also warned they could press criminal charges against anyone who recorded or leaked the video. Above all, IDOC stressed that protecting inmates and staff remains their highest priority.
Meanwhile, the Ada County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the video did not come from their jail. Kohberger previously stayed at the Ada County Jail but now lives in a maximum-security prison near Kuna, Idaho.
Furthermore, Kohberger has complained about being harassed by other inmates. A retired detective said fellow prisoners torment Kohberger almost constantly through the vents.
IDOC spokespersons explained that inmates often communicate through these vents and reassured the public that staff keep Kohberger in a single cell. They added that staff work hard to maintain a safe environment for everyone.
Finally, Kohberger received four life sentences without parole after admitting he killed Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. The four students died from stab wounds inside a Moscow home.
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