Bryan Kohberger is going to prison for life. He got four life sentences for killing four students in Idaho. The judge said no parole ever. Kohberger will be locked up in Idaho’s toughest prison.

He’s headed to the Idaho Maximum Security Institution. This prison is surrounded by double fences with razor wire. It holds the worst criminals in the state. Death row inmates live there too. Kohberger will be isolated in a tiny cell.

The victims’ families faced Kohberger in court. Kaylee Goncalves’ dad called him foolish and careless. He said the world is laughing at Kohberger on his way to prison. Her mother said he stole her joy and peace. She feels empty without her daughter.

Xana Kernodle’s stepfather shook with anger. He told Kohberger to go straight to hell. He said he wanted to show Kohberger what loss feels like. His voice trembled with raw pain.

Prison won’t be safe for Kohberger. Other inmates hate child killers and murderers. They are waiting for him inside. Attacks happen often in maximum security.

Prisons must be harsh for monsters like Kohberger. Coddling criminals is wrong. Justice means hard punishment. Society must protect the innocent from evil.

Kohberger dodged the death penalty. But life in that hellhole is its own death sentence. Prisoners will make him suffer every day. He’ll rot there forgotten.

Justice finally came for the Idaho families. Kohberger will pay until his last breath. Evil lost. The good people won.