Emilie Kiser after Trigg’s death

Emilie Kiser Reflecting on the death of his 3-year-old son Trigg and how to prevent it.

“I should do more responsibility and I know I should do more to protect him,” Kiser wrote via Instagram on Thursday, August 28. “One of the hardest lessons I have ever carried is that a permanent pool fence can save his life, something I will never ignore. I hope that in this painful story, other children can be prevented from suffering from other damage.

Kiser shared: “No family has to endure it” “Pain, heartache and emptiness” They have experienced calling their son Trigg “our kids and best friends.” Kisser noted that in the months after Trigg’s death, families praised their loved ones and online communities.

“The only way to get through grief is to keep working hard since that day, every day, every day, every hour and step by step for one minute,” she wrote. “When I started social media as a new mom, my goal was to connect with other moms and find a community. I found that in all. I found a community, a hobby I love and a job that I’m so grateful for.”

She continued: “I have always been my true self on social media and try to be honest in sharing my daily life while also paying attention to what I have not chosen to share. I have seen this tragedy now, how online relationships lack boundaries, especially when it comes to protecting children’s privacy. Go forward.

Three months before Kiser’s statement US Weekly That Trigg died on May 18 after being unconscious by the family backyard pool a few days ago.

Next month, police records show Emily’s husband, Brady Kiser, When the 3-year-old boy was playing in the backyard, looking at Trigg and his newborn son Teddy, he shared that it was “not uncommon”. Brady claims swimming pools usually have protective covers. (Although investigators submitted Brady’s criminal charge recommendations, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office later shared “The possibility of no belief“Oppose him.)

An edited police report in August confirmed that there was no pool cover at the time, and investigators observed that “large nets and fabric tops rolled onto PVC carriers near the water surface.”

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“The cover was later learned that most of the time had been in place, but was recently removed so that the whole family could enjoy the pool. They were never replaced,” police said.

Prior to Trigg’s death, Emilie shared with her followers the idea that she and Brady were considering pool safety.

“I don’t know if this is a controversial topic. I don’t think so, but I want to give an opinion on your favorite things about pool safety,” Emily shared in May 2024 Tiktok.

Emilie explained that she still wanted to “have something around the pool,” adding: “I think it’s a pool net. We found a company with zero deaths, and I think it’s 50 years of their business,” Emilie explained. “I’ve looked at a lot of tiktoks from this company. Think that’s what we’re going to do in the pool and hot tub.”

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