The police off the cuff zone.

There has to be some common sense.

They were the ones who called 911 to get him help,

and now they're calling for change.

So so many people hearing about this, hearing about that Koeberger is complaining in prison about his accommodations,

about his food, about how other prisoners

are harassing him. I wonder if there's anyone, I'm sure there are those, the Pro Burgers,

that feel sorry for him, that really want things done. Look, if he's threatening to take his

own life, the prison guards, the prison officials,

they have to do something about it.

They have to protect his miserable life.

They cannot allow him to take his own life.

But I have very little sympathy for this quadruple murderer, confessed quadruple murderer. This is Ashley Banfield from News Nation.

We have been following the predictably rocky start to Brian Coburger's new life inside Idaho's

maximum security prison. The litany of grievances, formal and otherwise, the problems with the food, the

problems with the other inmates. And the response has generally been, I'm paraphrasing it here,

suck it up, fellow, that's prison. And now apparently the quadruple knife murderer is done

relying on formal complaints. In lieu of another handwritten grievance,

inmate number 163214, as the state of Idaho calls him, is said to be threatening to harm

himself unless the guards move him away from those mean prisoners who apparently have been

tormenting him.

I'm joined once again by Chris McDonough, retired homicide detective and director of the Cold Case Foundation.

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