Emilie Kiser

[Wildflower18]

Apparently she did get a fence installed around her whole backyard and that satisfied the law for fencing a pool with small children. It does come across as though she never intended to fence the actual pool itself, and hence she bought a katchakid pool net cover but it was rarely seen on the pool (apparently it takes 7 mins to recover the pool with one of these so probably would have been better with an automated one). They will have to live with that decision for the rest of their lives.

I do actually hope for Emilie's sake that her child's records are sealed. Her lawyer has stated that she doesn't intend to ever view the records (camera footage etc.) and so of course she doesn't want them out there in the public domain. Yes she put her life online but she still has a right to try to protect herself and her family from further emotional distress. The public knows enough information already - we know Trigg drowned and that prevention measures weren't being used. No one needs to hear 911 call recordings, or see body camera footage or autopsy findings of that poor child. RIP.

 

[Wind Fish]

she bought a katchakid pool net cover but it was rarely seen on the pool (apparently it takes 7 mins to recover the pool with one of these so probably would have been better with an automated one). They will have to live with that decision for the rest of their lives.

Looks like the katch-a-kid website has gone offline.
Such a mission taking off and putting on the net. I'm not surprised they rarely used it

 

[ahtisyourself]

How would fencing your yard satisfy the law in terms of access to the pool? The whole pool area is still completely exposed. I’m also not sure ‘satisfying the law’ would be my main intention when fencing my garden or pool area. The safety of my children would be my priority and motivation.

 

[ThickEar]

Nobody really knows which pool he actually drowned in. The katchakid net and lack of fence may all be a moot point if he climbed in the plunge pool as has been rumoured. It’s all just conjecture though. Looking at their videos the plunge pool had a lid so I don’t see how that would even be possible. The larger pool or hot tub seems much more likely.

I believe she was complying with the law as the garden was fully fenced. I suppose it protects anyone outside that fence from wandering in and falling in and then getting sued for it. Unfortunately it completely fails on all levels to protect a toddler already inside that fence, wandering around unsupervised for whatever reason. Hopefully the law will change to the Australian standard and then eventually the UK might catch up. It’s very difficult here to get a decent cover/fence off the shelf, and as a pool owner here myself we had to do a bit of a Heath Robinson approach to fence our pool properly with a locked gate. Would’ve been lovely to just be able to buy something in Homebase or something as I imagine you can in Aus and the US.

 

[Wildflower18]

I just saw that Amy Childs has built a deep pool in her back garden. I really hope she has the sense to fence it off.

 

[KnickKnackPaddyWhack]

I do actually hope for Emilie's sake that her child's records are sealed. Her lawyer has stated that she doesn't intend to ever view the records (camera footage etc.) and so of course she doesn't want them out there in the public domain. Yes she put her life online but she still has a right to try to protect herself and her family from further emotional distress. The public knows enough information already - we know Trigg drowned and that prevention measures weren't being used. No one needs to hear 911 call recordings, or see body camera footage or autopsy findings of that poor child. RIP.

I absolutely get that and agree to a point, but it can be argued that it could start a precedent that anybody with money can demand that public records are sealed.
Plus it’s unlikely that the camera footage would ever be released. It would be more the police officers arriving to the property and that would be it.

 

[Wildflower18]

I absolutely get that and agree to a point, but it can be argued that it could start a precedent that anybody with money can demand that public records are sealed.
Plus it’s unlikely that the camera footage would ever be released. It would be more the police officers arriving to the property and that would be it.

In Arizona, a court can rule to keep public records private if the release could cause 'substantial and irreparable private or public harm'. Let's be real - Emilie is a high-profile person, and there is an unusually large amount of interest in these records - 100 requests for public records! Emilie is trying to protect her family's right to grieve in peace without the internet dissecting every detail of her son's death. Graphic and intimate details of Trigg's death serve no public interest. Records are made public to monitor the government; however, her lawyer is arguing that the records have been requested for 'commercial interest' rather than the purpose of monitoring the government. I hope she wins the case. She shouldn't be having to worry about this.

 

[ThickEar]

I seem to recall that the police records indicated dad was watching basketball at the time, and one thing I wondered is where the tv actually was. I noticed in one video (where Emelie is holding one of the dogs in the pool) that there is a tv outside in the patio area and it is actually playing basketball in that very video. I wonder if dad was actually right there all along and just didn’t notice Trigg falling in. It is all just absolutely awful to contemplate.

 

[thereshegoesagain]

I seem to recall that the police records indicated dad was watching basketball at the time, and one thing I wondered is where the tv actually was. I noticed in one video (where Emelie is holding one of the dogs in the pool) that there is a tv outside in the patio area and it is actually playing basketball in that very video. I wonder if dad was actually right there all along and just didn’t notice Trigg falling in. It is all just absolutely awful to contemplate.

I think this is just a rumour - there is no publically released police report.

 

[Instafamousssss]

I think this is just a rumour - there is no publically released police report.

100% rumour! Nothing has been disclosed besides it was a drowning at the family home. People are making up tit for views

 

[humansreallysuck]

I seem to recall that the police records indicated dad was watching basketball at the time, and one thing I wondered is where the tv actually was. I noticed in one video (where Emelie is holding one of the dogs in the pool) that there is a tv outside in the patio area and it is actually playing basketball in that very video. I wonder if dad was actually right there all along and just didn’t notice Trigg falling in. It is all just absolutely awful to contemplate.

I really hope this isn’t true!
how on earth could anyone ever recover from this? it would be mental torture for all of them.
I had no idea who Emily or any of her group of friends was until this happened.
I don’t agree with the influencer lifestyle with how much they share their kids online but after watching their videos no one can dispute that they loved that little boy and wouldn’t have intentionally put him in danger.
It’s just so very very sad
I hope they can make it as a coupfamily and live a normal as possible life.
I don’t know how you can go on living after such a trauma especially if the above is true
how would you ever as a mother forgive your husband even though again it was a horrible accident it would be so hard.
I think the records should stay sealed no one needs to know what happened I’m sure the police will be investigating them and what happened and the public knowing all the horrible details won’t change anything.
If anything can come of this very sad situation it will be that at least one less child will die from drowning because I bet a lot of people will have now got pool safety gates after this when they might have been putting it off before.

 

[storminaDcup]

I can’t stop crying everytime a video comes up on my TikTok of Emilie and trigg. I could actually throw up. My heart is shattered for them. As a mum of a similar age boy, it just hits so so hard. How do you even move on from something like this? Baby Theodore will never know the happy version of his parents, only the heartbroken. How do you even look after a newborn through this amount of grief. I just can’t

 

[Yesweknowyouhavekids]

Her brothers insta is private again. Not surprised really people couldn’t help themselves and making inappropriate comments again

 

[ThickEar]

100% rumour! Nothing has been disclosed besides it was a drowning at the family home. People are making up tit for views

My bad, I apologise. It’s so hard to separate fact from rumour sometimes.
Nothing is really known is it. Emilie may not have been out for dinner. Trigg could’ve drowned in the bath.

 

[lockitdown233]

Saw this on reddit, looks like it's been successfully sealed (that's her maiden name). Thank God

 

[Instafamousssss]

Saw this on reddit, looks like it's been successfully sealed (that's her maiden name). Thank God

So in America, is this kind of information just free for the public to view? ‍
thank god no one can view these documents and they can have some privacy now.

 

[storminaDcup]

Saw this on reddit, looks like it's been successfully sealed (that's her maiden name). Thank God

according to Reddit only her redacted statement was sealed. This doesn’t refer to the camera footage etc

 

[KYLIE]

Saw this on reddit, looks like it's been successfully sealed (that's her maiden name). Thank God

They granted temporary confidentiality on her larger request for privacy. They also ruled to keep that declaration sealed until they rule on the larger privacy issue, so things are yet to be decided fully.

 

[lockitdown233]

They granted temporary confidentiality on her larger request for privacy. They also ruled to keep that declaration sealed until they rule on the larger privacy issue, so things are yet to be decided fully.

Jesus it's just insane that there is even a question over it, like who would want to see that footage/read that material when his own mother has said she doesn't want anyone to view it? Hopefully this is a positive sign that it will get sealed

 

[kitty_cat123]

Omg the rumors were true she wasn't home so that confirms she didn't see her son drown she mostly likely hasn't seen any bodycam footage or security camera footage of this and obviously she doesn't want to, hopefully people leave her alone and stop accusing her of something more sinister it was just tragic accident.