Let A′ be the reflection of A in BD. In the following we will prove that: the quadrilaterals A′BKE and A′DLF each have a circumcircle, and their circumcircles are tangent to each other at A′.

By reflection in the line BC, we have ∠BEK=∠BAK; and by reflection in the line DB, we have ∠BAK=∠BA′K. Hence ∠BEK=∠BA′K, which shows that A′BEK is concyclic. Similarly, we obtain that A′DLF is concyclic.
To prove that the circles A′BKE and A′DFL are tangent, it suffices to show that
∠A′KB+∠A′LD=∠BA′D
Since AK⊥BC, AL⊥CD, and using once more the reflection in the line BD, we know that
∠A′KB+∠A′LD=180°−∠KA′L=180°−∠KAL=∠BCD=∠BAD=∠BA′D,
and thus the result is proved.