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New details have continued to emerge following the death of an influencer Emilie Chises and husband Brady Kiser3 year old son, trigg.
Trigg was unaware of family back yard pit In Arizona on May 12, 2025, while Dad Brady and his brother Teddy are at home. (Emilie and Brady, who tied the knot in 2020, welcomed Teddy in March.)
Police officers reached the location and started performing CPR before firefighters took over life saving measures. Subsequently, trigg was flown to Phoenix Children’s Hospital for further treatment. The Chandler, Arizona, confirmed the police department to Us On May 18 trigg died.
Neither Emilie nor Brady have publicly addressed the death of their eldest son. Scroll down for a complete timeline from the fatal event:
An investigation into the death of the influencer, son of Emilie Kiser, closed nearly a month after his pool accident. The Chandler, Arizona, police department confirmed at US Weekly on Sunday, May 18, that Trigg had died at the age of 3 earlier, trigg was unaware of the family backyard. “The investigation into the surroundings around (…)
May 12
Brady was said to be home at the time, feeding the couple’s two sons while watching an NBA play game between the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics. Police report edited regarding the incident obtained by Us On August 8 noted that Brady set bet On the game before Trigg’s death, noting that his comment was “divided” on May 12.
In the meantime, trigg went outside and stumbled into the pool after playing with an inflatable chair. The August 8 report noted that trigg in the backyard was unattended for more than nine minutes And it was in the water for about seven of those minutes, despite Brady’s claim to start that the incident happened over just a few minutes.
When Brady saw the dog watching the poolHe had a “bad feeling” and went outside. Brady found Tigg floating in the pit he went on to jump in and call 911.
May 18
Us He confirmed that Trigg died on the afternoon of May 18. The Chandler, Arizona, said a police department in a statement to Us that “the investigation into the circumstances relating to this incident continues to proceed.”
“This is still an open investigation,” the statement continued. “Out of respect for the privacy of the family, we will not release additional details until the investigation is closed.”
May 27
Emilie filed a legal proceedings asking the court to prevent the release of records relating to the death of trigg.
“Emilie is currently going through a worst parent nightmare. Her young son, her three -year -old Chapman Kiser (‘trigg’), lost on May 18, 2025, following accidental drowning of a heartbreaking in the family home on May 12, 2025,” read the legal case from the Reizona re -commutant. “Emilie is trying her best to be there for her surviving son, Theodore age two months. But every day is a battle.”
June 2
Us He confirmed that the investigation was officially closed.
Influencer Emilie Kiser secured a legal victory following the death of her 3 -year -old son, her husband Brady Kiser, Trigg. US Weekly on Friday, August 8, confirmed that Emilie had remodeled two pages of the police report 55 pages regarding her son’s drowning, which included “heartbreaking details” of Trigg’s death, by source. (Emilie initially filed (…)
June 3
In court documents obtained by UsA judge ruled to give Emilie’s temporary confidentiality on her application for privacy “until a decision is made that balances public need for information against privacy interests.”
July 15
Researchers recommended that Brady be accused of the Class 4 felony accusation of child abuse.
“Chandler Police Department has completed her tragic tragic drowning three-year-old Kiser. Following a thorough review of the evidence, researchers have recommended a Class 4 felony accusation of child abuse against Brady Kiser,” read a then shared statement. “The case has now been submitted to the County Attorney Office Maricopa for review.”
July 25
Days after researchers shared their recommendation that Brady should be accused of child abuse, the local attorney’s office eventually decided to follow accusations.
“A video surveillance video showed out of the home how the drowning and the actual timeline of events happened,” read a statement. “In order to convict a person of this accusation, the state must prove beyond reasonable suspicion of a unanimous jury that the individual has failed to detect a significant and unjustified risk, and that failure to find the risk is a gross deviation of the standard of care that a reasonable person would show.”
Brady’s attorney Flynn Carey Subsequently said that they were “grateful to the enforcement of the county’s law and attorney for conducting a thorough investigation and confirming that this is a tragic accident.”
The statement concluded, “Brady remains in the mourning process and is grateful to be with his family as they recover together. We appreciate the compassion and support shown during this difficult time.”
It was said that Emilie Kiser’s husband, Brady Kiser, was at home when the late son of Trigg fell into the pool. In search warranty applications obtained from USA Today, Brady told authorities he was at home watching Teddy’s 3 -year -old son and a 2 -month -old son Teddy while Emilie was out with friends. Brady shared that trigg had gone to the back yard to (…)
July 31
Emilie tried to prevent the public from seeing documents allegedly showing the reasoning behind the researchers’ recommendation of criminal charges against Brady. Emilie claimed that edited documents could prevent potential “harassment” content, including adspayments with artificial intelligence.
“The section of the report Ms Kiser seeks to redo -contains information and a joint context that is essential to provide a fairly full public understanding of the drowning investigation, the police department’s decision to recommend criminal charges and the county’s attorney’s decision not to pursue criminal charges,” Matthew Kelleya lawyer for The Republic of Arizona He said at the time.
August 8
Us He confirmed that Emilie had been successful in replying the police report pages relating to triggant drowning. The police report was released on August 8, throwing an insight into the day it fell into the pool.
“We are grateful to Judge Whitten for carefully balancing the important interests at stake and allowing a narrow but meaningful repeat to Chandler Police report, removing two pages detailing the final seconds of Trigg Life,” Emilie’s attorney Shannon Clark told us in a statement at the time. “These redirects do not change any relevant facts of the accident, but they defend the dignity of a little boy whose memory should reflect the love and light that brought the world.”
The statement concluded, “From the beginning, this is about the defense of trigg and the family’s ability to mourn private. This decision allows them, and the public, to remember the lovely life he lived, not the tragic way he ended.”
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