Hey everybody, I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead serious. You and I both know

Brian Coburger isn't exactly winning any popularity contests, not on the outside.

He is one of America's most hated criminals. I think we can all agree. But he is definitely

not loved on the inside either. And when I say inside, I mean Idaho's maximum security prison.

If you're like me and you want to see him suffer for every single day of his 60-some-odd years

behind bars, well, I may just have some good

news for you. Things are not apparently going very well with his fellow inmates. And as one source

told me, they had a plan for him even before he arrived. And I'm going to get to all of that, the

details, the noise, the frustration, his complaints to the guards.

It turns out that the other inmates don't much care for Brian Coburger and they're not afraid to make it crystal clear to him.

The word is he cannot get a wink of sleep in his solitary cell because the other prisoners have decided to

wage a nonstop 24-hour campaign of intense noise. That noise includes banging and shouting and

taunting him through the air ducts. It's a campaign that is designed to scare the living hell out of Brian Koberger.

And here's the thing.

These aren't inmates mingling in a yard.

These are men who are also in solitary, and yet they're still managing to get the job done.

Something tells me the families of the four University of Idaho students that he slaughtered in cold blood

might just take a tiny bit of satisfaction from this.

Just a little good news in the middle of so much bad.

And it didn't take long either for this to develop.

Coburger, or as the state calls him,

inmate number 163214,

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