KJ Biermann, 15, fights all 7 sexual battery charges, argues there's no proof he used 'force' to cause 'physical injury'

Key Points:

• KJ Biermann, 15, is contesting all seven felony charges in his indictment, arguing the accusations lack evidence of "force" causing "physical injury" to the alleged victim, as outlined by his attorney Jason Sheffield in a special demurrer filed in Fulton County Superior Court.
• Sheffield challenged the specificity of charges including aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, and aggravated sodomy, claiming the indictment fails to sufficiently detail the alleged physical injuries, force used, and distinct occurrences.
• Biermann was arrested following allegations from a female classmate who accused him of sexual assault at a gym in Alpharetta, Georgia, but no male DNA evidence was found during the victim’s hospital examination.
• Prosecutors revealed investigators found footage on Biermann’s cellphone allegedly showing him engaging in sexual activity with a family member under 12, though no statutory rape or similar charges resulted from that matter.
• Biermann, son of Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, pleaded not guilty to all charges, spent over a month in youth detention, and is currently confined to his mother's home amid ongoing legal proceedings.