Over the last month or two, we've released quite a bit of information concerning the Delphi case.

In particular, information relating to Keegan Klein and his father, Tony Klein.

Some people have told us they found this sheer amount of information we released to be a bit overwhelming,

especially when one considers the relative lack of information about this case that had been released prior to our recent episodes.

The help that we've decided to do this special episode will re-review some of the things we've discussed

and analyze what we feel are the most important elements of what we have uncovered

and offer our opinions as to where the investigation currently is and what we feel are some of the biggest unanswered questions that remain.

Right, so we're going off script to have this discussion between the two of us.

We're going to bring up some questions we've gotten from listeners.

We're going to talk about some theories. We're going to talk about some analysis of the case.

But if we sound unusual, that's because we're going off script.

My name is Ania Cain.

And I'm Kevin Greenley.

And this is the murder sheet, a weekly true crime podcast.

Ania and I connected over the Bergerchev murders, a 1978 unsolved case involving the killings of four young restaurant employees.

Now we're looking to track restaurant homicides.

To help us understand the patterns of these crimes, we created a spreadsheet of nearly a thousand eatery related killings, the murder sheet.

We'll be drawing on that data throughout season one to give you a deep dive into undercover crimes.

We don't just rely on skimming the headlines. We dive into these cases to bring you in-depth coverage.

We're the murder sheet. And this is the Delphi murders analysis.

So given that the interview that Kagan Klein did with police back in 2020,

is a 194 page transcript. There's lots and lots of details.

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