Three-year-old Trigg Kiser was killed in a tragic accident in his family’s backyard. What transpired in a recently made public Brady Kiser’s account, which provides more insight into what happened.
A TikTok star’s worst nightmare was fulfilled last month when her toddler died after being discovered unconscious in a pool at the family’s house.
Emilie Kiser, 26, was reportedly out with friends when the incident happened, leaving her husband Brady Kiser, 28, at home with son Trigg, 3 and their newborn son Theodore. Emergency responders rushed to the scene when Brady found his elder boy floating in the water in the back garden of their Arizona home, according to police reports.
Trigg passed away six days later after being taken to Chandler Regional Medical Center for treatment before being taken to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. According to a complaint filed on Tuesday, May 27 in Maricopa County’s Arizona Superior Court, the toddler died on May 18.
Fans of Emilie, who has 3.3 million followers on TikTok, had grown increasingly concerned when the influencer fell uncharacteristically silent on the app. When the news of her son’s death was released, her devastated supporters showered her with message of love and condolence.
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One devoted supporter remarked, “You and Brady are incredible parents, you are so tough, and the blessings and light will shine down upon you once more.” Love will guide you all the way.” Another woman expressed her regret for her loss, adding, “I’m so sorry, mama.”
Amid much speculation about the exact circumstances of the tragic accident, some answers have now been provided. Search warrant applications obtained by the newspaper The Arizona Republic found that Brady told police he had lost sight of Trigg for three to five minutes as he tended to Theodore.
When Brady finished eating, Trigg went outside the family’s pool, which typically had a protective cover on it, to play. Trigg’s mother had a baby boy floating lifelessly in the water, according to Brady, who said it was not unusual for him to play out this way.
Trigg passed away in a hospital on May 18 despite the best efforts of first responders and medical personnel. His death is currently being investigated, with the police’s warrant applications revealing two home security cameras that might be able to provide additional information.
Emilie sued to keep Trigg’s death’s investigative records a secret from the public, which resulted in The Medical Examiner’s Office removing summary information from its website.
According to AZ Central, Emilie’s legal team has since agreed that some government records, including redacted police and medical examiner reports, may be made public.
Source: Mirror
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