Content warning: This episode contains discussion of child molestation, child sexual abuse materials, and the murder of children. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
On August 19, 2020, authorities arrested Kegan Kline. The then 26-year-old Indiana native sat down with two law enforcement officers to go over the charges against him, which centered around a trove of child sexual abuse materials found on his devices.
In this episode, we'll read directly from the interview transcript, delving into subjects like:
- Kegan Kline’s admitted “problem” with a sexual interest in children, and his claim that he failed a polygraph regarding the Delphi murders.
- Investigators’ focus on Kegan Kline and his father, Jerry Anthony or “Tony” Kline.
- Police pushing Kegan Kline to explain the flood of disgusting, horrific abuse videos and images of underaged girls on his devices.
- Kegan Kline’s admission that he destroyed evidence on his phone after police first raided his home about two weeks after the Delphi murders.
- How Kegan Kline possibly sparked Indiana’s largest investigation into child sexual abuse materials.
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