Brady Kiser Avoids Charges After Son Trigg’s Drowning Tragedy

Emilie Kiser husband Brady will not face Children’s accusations of abuse After drowning death of their son Trigg, 3.

There is “no probability of conviction” against Brady, according to a new declaration published by the Maricopa County Prosecutor’s Office Friday July 25.

Brady was alone at home looking at Trigg and the son of the Teddy couple, 3 months, while Emilie was released with friends on May 12 when the tragic incident occurred.

“The exterior surveillance video of the house has shown how drowning occurred and the actual calendar of events,” the statement said. “In order to condemn a person of this accusation, the State must prove out of any reasonable doubt to a unanimous jury that the person has not perceived a substantial and unjustifiable risk, and that the non-perception was a raw deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable person would show.”

The MCAO added in the declaration according to which after examination of the evidence, it was judged unlikely that Brady will receive a conviction.

“Each case subject to the office of the County Prosecutor of Maricopa is evaluated using the same standard: if there is a” reasonable probability of conviction “.”, The press release continued. “After a meticulous examination of the evidence submitted by Chandler PD, it was determined that this case does not meet this standard. McAO’s examination on the case involved the lawyers assigned to it, as well as the superior lawyers and the county prosecutor itself. ”

Brady lawyer Flynn Carey responded to the update in the case via a shared declaration with several points of sale.

“We are grateful to the police and the county prosecutor for having conducted an in -depth investigation and confirmed that it was a tragic accident,” the statement said. “Brady remains in the middle of the mourning process and is grateful to be with his family as they heal together. We appreciate the compassion and support presented during this difficult period.”

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Earlier this month on July 15 Chandler’s police service confirmed They had finished their investigation into Trigg’s death after falling into the family’s swimming pool.

“The Chandler police service completed its investigation into the tragic drowning of Trigg Kiser, three years. Following an in -depth examination of evidence, the investigators recommended a class 4 gradation accusation of children’s mistreatment against Brady Kiser,” the statement said. “The case has now been submitted to the Office of the County Prosecutor of Maricopa for examination.”

USA today reported in June that the mandates showed that Brady said that Trigg had gone to the courtyard to play after finishing eating. He then noticed that Trigg was playing near the swimming pool, which the point of sale reported that the police archives showed “not uncommon”.

Brady, who married Emilie in 2019, said he was “soon distracted” by Teddy, which made him lose sight of Trigg for three to five minutes. He then said he found his son floating in the pool, according to the documents.

The father then said that he had jumped in the pool to recover his son and called 911.

US Weekly confirmed via the Chandler police service on May 18 that Emilie’s son and Brady died “earlier” this afternoon after being removed from a swimming pool on the evening of May 12.

A statement provided to us at the time read: “The investigation into the circumstances surrounding this incident remains in progress. It is always an open investigation. Out of respect for the privacy of the family, we will not publish additional details before the end of the investigation. ”