Is it possible that the alarm isn’t like a burger alarm that literally makes a racket once you open the door but one that acts like a ring doorbell and just sends a notification to your phone?
If that was the case it makes sense that Trigg maybe snuck out of bed, Brady was watching basketball and had his phone on DND (I do this all the time) and didn’t get the notification / call from Emilie who also received the alarm? It makes sense then that if he wasn’t answering his phone, she called the police and first responders came to the house to investigate.
If true and she could see what was happening on her phone.. genuinely makes my heart break knowing she was helpless in that moment. I can’t imagine the panic.
As for records being sealed… I think within reason… the reason records are public is for accountability of both the victims and the police to ensure no foul play on either end. As well as full transparency on events. I disagree that you should be able to pay for this to not apply to you. Influencers or celebrities are no better than anyone else and it’s with good reason these things are public knowledge.
I’ve lost count of how many Netflix documentaries I’ve seen with bodycam footage, 911 calls, autopsy results and more and that includes for minors. Anyone who’s watched shows like that but thinks Triggs records should be completely inaccessible are hypocrites IMO.
However, do we need to know graphic details? Do we need to see him struggling in the water? Do we need to see the first responders attempt CPR? No, that should remain with the authorities. But I don’t see how they can argue against police reports and findings from the investigation to be made public.
Also, I think the reason why Avery woods took her video down is because it goes against the privacy argument that is being used for keeping the investigation out of the public domain. It won’t sit well with judges that the family are asking for privacy but their friends are using him in their videos to monetize (not saying it’s intentional, but that doesn’t make the reality untrue).