Kim Zolciak's son KJ, 15, begs to be released from jail after sexual assault allegations
Key Points:
- Kim Zolciak’s 15-year-old son, KJ Biermann, is seeking release from jail after being charged with felony aggravated sodomy and sexual battery, with his attorney highlighting his good character, academic achievements, football scholarships, and strong family ties in a Fulton County court filing.
- Biermann has been detained since his August 17 arrest related to an alleged sexual assault incident in April at a fitness center, where a female classmate accused him of forcing sexual acts despite her rejections; however, medical examination found no male DNA evidence.
- Biermann’s attorney emphasized his client’s cooperation, including voluntarily taking a polygraph test that showed no deception, and requested confidentiality measures to protect his privacy amid intense media and social media scrutiny.
- Kim Zolciak condemned the allegations as "reckless and deeply troubling," warning about the serious impact false accusations can have on both the accused and genuine survivors of sexual assault.
- The case remains under investigation, with no public comment from KJ’s father, Kroy Biermann, and the legal process ongoing.