The Delphi Murders: Vegas Dreams

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True Crime, Murder, Unsolved Case, Killing, Murderer, Cold Case

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🗓️ 10 January 2022

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Correction: In this episode, we said that Tony Kline deleted his Facebook. That was incorrect. It appears that Kline blocked Murder Sheet co-creator Kevin Greenlee when he reached out for comment, so it only appeared that his page was gone. We regret the error.

On Facebook, Kegan Anthony Kline posted that he was starting a new job in Las Vegas on the day that Abby Williams and Liberty German were murdered in Delphi, Indiana. But does Kline's Vegas alibi hold up? In this episode, the Murder Sheet speaks with business owners and casino employees to attempt to get to the truth.

This episode takes a break from our focus on restaurant homicides, and is part of our intermittent series of episodes on the Delphi case. If you have information on the Delphi murders, send your confidential tip to [email protected] or call 844-459-5786, 800-382-7537 or 765-564-2413.

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0:00.0	Content warning. This episode contains discussion of the murder of two children, the sexual abuse of children, and violence.
0:12.0	The song opens up with a news clip detailing a gruesome crime.
0:17.0	The first voice on the track is television journalist Mazza Saidi, formerly of KTNV.
0:26.0	She's speaking about a brutal attack on a Las Vegas family in a broadcast report from November 2015.
0:34.0	A group of men duct taped, stabbed, and burned members of a family, resulting in the deaths of Mario and Angelica Jimenez.
0:43.0	She says, these are the tail-tailed signs of a drug trafficking crime.
0:50.0	Then she tees up her expert, John Archer, assistant special agent in charge at the DEA.
0:58.0	He talks about the link between Las Vegas and Mexican cartels.
1:04.0	An ominous beat drops, and a rapper credited as Cinelloa KO takes it away from there with some references to Louisiana and greedy relatives.
1:17.0	With a chorus warbling in the background, another more nasal voice chimes in.
1:23.0	Calling out on my rivals, I'm a hustler in a survivor.
1:27.0	The following mediocre verses touch on drinking liquor out the bottle, smoking and drinking all day long.
1:34.0	The conical gas station chain, viral vine-stared lilterio, and ducking the feds.
1:44.0	The voice brings up religion and homicide.
1:47.0	Looking to the sky while my hand is on the Bible, get on my knees and pray that, because God is who I follow.
1:55.0	Don't make me send them to you, Lord, forgive them for they don't know who they push in, Lord.
2:01.0	Another line seems to touch upon the singer's motive behind committing one particular murder.
2:07.0	Why do you do it? I didn't want to have to grill them. I was saying prayers and doing good. I'm trying to be a Christian.
2:15.0	Why do you say my name? You should have never mentioned. Now you're about to feel the repercussions of your bad decision.
2:24.0	We're pretty sure that second nasal sounding voice belongs to Kagan Anthony Klein.
2:31.0	Those verses are often the song Vegas Dreams of Klein's 2020 album of the same name.
2:39.0	You can find it on Spotify. It's got cover art that depicts a pastel, almost childlike mobile of clouds, stars, and a crescent moon.
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