Kim Zolciak Denies Allegations Against 15-Year-Old Son, Says He Passed a Polygraph
Key Points:
- Kim Zolciak denies the felony charges against her 15-year-old son, Kroy "KJ" Biermann Jr., who was arrested in Georgia for aggravated sodomy and aggravated sexual battery related to an incident at a gym when he was 14.
- KJ denies the allegations, voluntarily took and passed a polygraph test, and forensic testing reportedly found no male DNA evidence, according to his attorney and Zolciak.
- The incident allegedly occurred in a family changing area at a Life Time Fitness facility, but surveillance footage did not capture the alleged conduct, and phone data extraction was hindered by a damaged charging port.
- KJ is being held without bond at the Metro Regional Youth Detention Center, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for September 8, and the case is in Superior Court due to Georgia law assigning jurisdiction for certain violent felonies committed by juveniles.
- Defense attorney Jason Sheffield maintains KJ's innocence, has provided evidence to law enforcement, and plans to present the defense's case to prosecutors.