Trigg had been in the care of Kiser’s husband Brady at the time of the devasting ordeal and it was initially suggested that he faced criminal charges. But, in July 2025, it was announced by Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell that the grieving father wouldn’t be charged because there was ‘no reasonable likelihood of conviction’, she said in a press release issued at the time.
Emily Kiser’s son, Trigg, tragically died last year
It’s now been 10 months since Trigg passed away and Kiser marked the occasion with a long statement shared to her Instagram Story.
“Today is officially ten months since we lost our son Trigg to a preventable drowning accident,” it began.
“I continue to feel like I have no words in what to say when I’m asked how I feel because the only adequate word is ‘broken’. I miss him so much. Everything about him. Especially the joy and light he brought to our home.”
Kiser continued: “One of the hardest parts about the last ten months, although I can’t possibly pick just one, is having to live without him. Some people might read that as obvious, but it’s a daily mountain I have to climb.
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