
KJ Biermann’s Court Hearing Postponed as Plea Date Set for October 14
Kroy Biermann Jr., 15, son of Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, remains in detention after his preliminary hearing was canceled following a grand jury indictment. His attorney, Jason Sheffield, confirmed that the state’s indictment is now the controlling action, leading to a change in presiding judge. A plea and arraignment hearing is scheduled for October 14. Sheffield plans to file a motion to transfer the case to juvenile court, arguing that the severity of the charges has stripped the teen of protections typically afforded to minors. The teen faces seven felony counts, including aggravated sodomy and sexual battery, stemming from an alleged April incident at an Alpharetta gym. While the defense claims innocence and cites a passed polygraph and lack of DNA evidence, prosecutors intend to try him as an adult. Zolciak has publicly defended her son, calling the allegations reckless.













