‘Happy Face Killer’ wants to transfer Brian Kohberger to his Oregon Jail

Keith Jesperson, Happy Face Serial Killer, wants to spend the rest of his life in the same Oregon Jail in which he is trapped, claiming that this Idaho student would be safe for the killer.

Jesperson wrote in a note to Keith Rovre, a former jail minister and podcaster, “His best hope (SIC) should be transferred here, Max Gel in Oregon to stay away from those who want to kill them and make a name for themselves,” Jeparason wrote to a former jail minister and podcaster who wrote it with Fox News digital.

“Prisoners from other states get this prison to protect it from drama.”

A former truck driver, Jesteron, killed at least eight women in the 1990s and raised the surname for his habit of pulling the smiley faces to the media and investigators. He is also known for trading letters with other high-profile killers and has claimed dozens of murders, although the authorities have not believed him.

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“I will write to the Idaho Department of Karecss to tell them that to consider Kohberger here to consider sending them to save high -risk security issues for their safety in Idaho,” Jesperson wrote in another note.

Host Rovre of “The Lighter Side of True Crime” said that Fox News Digital Cohberger can have a difficult time fitting in any jail because he lacks two major qualities, “Street Smart and Jail Smart.”

Kohaburger’s social strangeness came to the beginning of his court and repeatedly in the media before the argument of a surprise. He avoided the death sentence and will serve life in jail by not taking no chance of parole for the killings of Madison Mozen, 21, Kaylee Gonclaves, 21, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin, 20.

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The killer of Idaho students is expected to spend at least a few weeks before the details of their long -term housing at the Idaho Maximum Security Institute in Kuna.

About 475 miles from Jesperson Kuna, Oregon is serving many lives in the Oregon State Penitantry in Salem. And there is an example for his claim. Oregon is part of a group of western states, which is an agreement for home prisoners in state lines, if there are concerns about security, special housing needs or congestion. Idaho, however, is not part of the treaty.

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State officials have not indicated any public indication that they were considering such a step.

Black Lopez, a public information officer of the Idaho Department of Correction, said, “Everything of IDOC, including security and safety, placements of employees and population, is a priority in everything.”

Leading for testing, a doctor for defense diagnosed Kohberger with autism, and his lawyers described strange personality symptoms, a staring problem, “with a deep eye contact, with a deep gaze” and described the difficulty in furthering general interactions. He sat strictly in the court for most of his hearing and stared at relatives of the victims as he made an impact statements this week, sometimes a smile, a half node or only a little bit on his seat.

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Saying that Kohberger had a “high -fundamental intelligence,” his lawyers wrote to the court that he “reflects slow verbal processing and weaknesses in some areas of executive functioning, including cognitive flexibility and organizational approach.”

“In the general population, they will be made a goal for those who see them as weak for the crimes of murder,” Jesperson wrote. “Most likely, Idaho will put her into protective custody like [Jeffrey] Dahar But we all know how it ended. ,

Dahar was a cannibal serial killer and rapist who targeted men and boys between 1978 and 1991. In 1994, a fellow prisoner named Christopher Scarver killed him to kill him in a visconcin jail. When he died, Dahar was 34 years old. Kohaburger is 30.

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Scary Told New York Post In 2015, when he hated the serial killer and admits that the guard left him together, to give him a chance to kill Dahemar with a metal bar from a weight room.

IDOC said earlier this week that Kohberger would be investigated and evaluated before determining proper housing and safety measures.

“Once in Idoc custody, the person undergoes a reception and diagnostic unit (RDU) process to evaluate his requirements and determine the appropriate housing placement; the process takes 7–14 days,” a spokesperson told Fox News Digital. “We wait until a person completes RDU to determine his classification, housing placement and privileges.”

Kohberger has a high profile. His crime shocked many people in the country and the world who were caught mainly because they left only one proof, with a knife sheath with their DNA with their DNA.

He had no known relationship with the victims, a group of young friends who did not do anything wrong. And he is not shown to regret – or any feeling whatever – in the 2 the year court appearance.

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The prisoners who have killed women and children often sing behind bars, internal sources told Fox News Digital. Three of the four Idaho victims were also sleeping during the attack, making it even more cowardly. And Kohberger’s social strange social strange is expected to raise other prisoners incorrectly.