KJ Biermann, 15, pleads not guilty in sexual battery, sodomy case
Key Points:
- KJ Biermann, 15, has pleaded not guilty to seven felony charges including aggravated sexual battery and sodomy in a Georgia court, with his attorney waiving formal arraignment and requesting motions and juvenile court transfer hearings.
- Biermann was arrested following allegations from a female classmate who accused him of sexual assault at a fitness center in Alpharetta, Georgia, with the alleged incident occurring in April.
- Despite the accusations, medical examination found no male DNA evidence, and Biermann continues to maintain his innocence through legal representation and family statements.
- Prosecutors revealed investigators found cellphone footage allegedly showing Biermann engaged in sexual activity with a family member under 12, which his attorney described as inappropriate behavior between middle schoolers without resulting in statutory rape charges.
- Biermann was held in youth detention for over a month before posting $200,000 bail, and his parents, Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, have four other children together and have moved on romantically amid their divorce.