Content warning. This episode contains discussion of rape, homicide, and the murder of two young girls.

If you follow our reporting, you've probably noticed that we've done a lot of coverage on Tony Klein.

As a recap, Jerry Anthony or Tony Klein is the father of Keegan Anthony Klein, a young man facing child sexual abuse materials charges,

who's been publicly linked to the Anthony Shots account. According to police, Anthony Shots was a social media account operating with the intent of praying on young girls.

Anthony Shots was in contact with Liberty German just before her death, and detectives say that the 14-year-old was enthusiastic about meeting up with the false persona,

who she likely believed was a wealthy and stylish boy much closer to her own age.

In a transcript of a 2020 interview between police and Keegan Klein, detectives revealed that two individuals were accessing devices associated with Anthony Shots,

Keegan Klein's other online personas, and child sexual abuse materials in related searches,

and those two individuals were both likely residing in the house that Keegan Klein shared with his father in Peru, Indiana.

To boil it all down for you, there's a very important reason behind our continued pursuit of this particular angle.

We understand from our sources that Tony Klein continues to be a focus of the Delphi investigation.

In the online community that sprung up around the Delphi murders, you're often asked who your POI or person of interest is.

Namely, who's the suspect you think is responsible for murdering Abigail Williams and Liberty German?

Well, our approach is a bit different. We don't think you should care about our opinions that much.

We think it's much more important to report the facts about the person the police seem to be most interested in.

In our last episode about the Delphi murders, we took you inside Tony Klein's workplace.

In other previous episodes, we've reported the stories of a peer who became wary of Tony Klein's stalking behavior,

of Klein's previous disturbing criminal acts, and the heartbreaking story of Klein's stepchildren,

who say they suffered horrendous abuse at his hands.

Today, we're going back to Kokomo, back into the Chrysler plant, past the turnstiles once more.

We're taking you on to the lines themselves, where employees have worked to put together millions of transmissions for decades,

where they chat and gossip and bond, where they sometimes, like on almost all jobs, get together to talk about the workplace creeps.

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