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Diana, two teenage best friends named Abigail Williams in Liberty, German, were found murdered

after going on a hike near the Monon High Bridge in town. After finding their bodies,

law enforcement released a video that Liberty took of her attacker,

in hopes that someone out there would recognize him. They also released audio of him ordering

the girls down the hill. Many people refer to this man as the bridge guy, and over the last

five years, millions of people have studied him. They've looked at his clothing, the way he walks,

the composite sketch. They've played the audio of his voice over and over again, hoping to recognize him.

But all of these years later, he is yet to be identified. In last week's episode, we walked you

through the murders of Abby and Libby, the two composite sketches of the bridge man, the tight-lipped

investigation, and most of the persons of interest associated with the case. But at the end,

we briefly mentioned a man named Kagan Klein, a man that many people think of when discussing

the Delphi murders. The 27-year-old came into the spotlight when investigators discovered that

he had been using a fake social media profile under the name Anthony underscore shots to exploit

underage girls. And one of his victims was Liberty German. In fact, he was one of the last people

to communicate with her before she was murdered. Now, Kagan has not been charged with the murder of

Abby and Libby, but in this week's episode, we're going to take a deep dive into who he is,

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