Investigators tell Kline that same girl who was messaging with Anthony Shots said Shots admitted he was “supposed to meet Libby (her), but she didn’t show up.”Ī section of the interview also details Kline’s phone history, which in their words was “non-stop searches of the Delphi case.” Police also told Kline he was sending Snapchat messages to Libby after he was aware of her death, which he said he didn’t remember doing.ĭuring the interview, Kline also twice references a polygraph test that he was given in the Delphi murder investigation, and both times indicates police told him he failed the test. Kline responds, “right, I guess you’re right yeah.” You respond on Anthony Shots, ‘O.M.G what happened?’ That’s talking to someone about the two girls that were missing then wound up dead.” Kline denied knowing who else might have accessed the account.ĭetectives also point out a conversation Kline had with one of Libby’s friends after the murder. So, we know we have multiple logins with Snapchat, we have two different people using Kik messenger, talking to people from your residence.” They’re both your devices but the phrasing is different. The detective also tells Kline: “Regardless of what you say, there are two different authors of those messages. All within minutes of each other to the same Anthony Shots Snapchat account.” 13, 2017, the day Abby and Libby went missing, they tell Kline, “eight o’clock in the morning at your house, where you and your dad lived, two separate devices see the numbers here how they’re the same? Log in, log out. Because the Anthony Shots persona that uh, the fake account you umm admitted to making communicated with Liberty German, on Snapchat umm on Instagram, and like I said it was not just for a couple hours.”Īs detectives detail Feb. Throughout the course of the interview, Kline denied exchanging photos and messages with German.Įventually, a state police detective says “I’m telling you it’s fact you did, okay. Kline responds saying, “You’re right yeah.” You remember that?” the investigator asks. ![]() “You admitted that you talked to her for a few hours at a sleepover and then you blocked her because she was annoying. He also admits having contact with Libby German. Kline also says someone else had access to his accounts, but that name is redacted in the documents. 19, 2020, when police were arresting Kline on more than 30 child porn related charges connected to the ‘Anthony_Shots’ social media account.ĭuring the interview, Kline admits using the account to get sexual photos and videos of underage girls. The document was given to I-Team 8 by the founders of The Murder Sheet podcast, who have been following the case and obtained the court documents. Kegan Kline has not been charged in connection to the deaths of Abby and Libby. The 194-page interview transcript between Kline, an Indiana State Police investigator and a deputy from an unidentified sheriff’s office also details some of Libby German’s final conversations, including some from the day she was reported missing. That’s the account being investigated by State Police in the murders of Abby and Libby. The interview transcript from a questioning in a child porn case reveals police believe two people were using the ‘Anthony_Shots’ profile. Now, I-Team has received a transcript of an interview between Kline and investigators from 2020. ![]() ![]() ![]() The next day, I-Team 8 uncovered court documents showing a man named Kegan Kline had been connected to the “anthony_shots” account and that law enforcement had been looking into him since 2017, just days after the murders. In December 2021, Indiana State Police requested tips regarding a fake profile under the name “anthony_shots,” saying the creator of the profile was using pictures of a male model to speak to underage girls. No one has been arrested in the case.Ībigail “Abby” Williams and Liberty “Libby” German were found murdered on Feb. Abigail “Abby” Williams and Liberty “Libby” German were found murdered in 2017.
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