Convicted Idaho murderer Bryan Kohberger — serving multiple life sentences for the 2022 killings of four University of Idaho students — is back in the headlines after reportedly throwing a tantrum in prison over food and harassment.

According to reports from inside the Idaho Maximum Security Institution (IMSI), Kohberger has filed repeated grievances, complaining about everything from missing bananas on his vegan meal trays to other inmates shouting threats and obscenities through the air vents of his cell.

In his written complaints to prison officials, Kohberger described the verbal taunts as “minute-by-minute harassment,” claiming fellow prisoners yell graphic sexual comments at him daily — including one who allegedly shouted, “The only a– we’ll be eating is Kohberger’s.”

But his irritation doesn’t end there. Kohberger, who follows a strict vegan diet, accused the prison kitchen of “failing to meet nutritional standards” after his food trays were allegedly missing items like bananas, peanut butter, and plant-based protein portions. He said that when he reported the issue, guards refused to replace the missing food — sparking what insiders described as a “fit” over being denied a full tray.

He wrote that “the nutritional standard is not being upheld unless I receive my full tray,” emphasizing that he should not have to “beg” for the plant-based foods approved under his dietary plan.

Despite his protests, prison administrators denied his request to be moved to another unit, saying he remains in J-Block, the facility’s high-security wing where inmates spend 23 hours a day in their cells. Officials called the unit “a generally calm and quiet tier.”

Sources say Kohberger’s constant complaints have frustrated staff, with one officer noting that he files grievances over “even the smallest inconveniences.”

Kohberger continues to be monitored closely, spending nearly all his time in isolation. Officials have stated that while some communication among inmates through vents is common, there is “no credible threat” to his safety.