Who is Brady Kiser? What to know about influencer Emilie Kiser's husband
Brady Kiser told officers he lost sight of Trigg Kiser for three to five minutes before finding the boy floating in the family's backyard pool, according to the applications, which included sworn police affidavits summarizing a police interview with Brady Kiser.
In May, Emilie Kiser filed a lawsuit to block government records about the investigation into Trigg Kiser's drowning from being released to the public, arguing that doing so would violate her family's privacy.
Emilie Kiser's legal team has since agreed that some records about the investigation into her son's death, such as redacted police and medical examiner reports, could be released. But whatever is made available should balance her privacy against the public's right to know, they said.
The search warrant applications, which were granted, sought surveillance footage at the home to corroborate Brady Kiser's statements to police. The applications were public documents filed with the Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court.
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Brady Kiser is the husband of Emilie Kiser and the father to their late son, Trigg, 3, and their surviving son, Theodore, who was born earlier this year. Brady Kiser was frequently featured in his wife's social media posts, which focused on family, parenthood, nutrition and other aspects of her daily life.
Trigg was hospitalized on May 12 after he fell into the family's backyard pool in Chandler. Brady Kiser told police he was distracted by Theodore and had lost sight of Trigg for roughly three to five minutes before finding him floating in the pool, according to search warrant applications obtained by The Arizona Republic.
Once he saw that Trigg was in the pool, he jumped in to get the boy and called 911, according to police records. Investigators in the search warrant applications said they wanted to obtain home surveillance video so they could corroborate Brady Kiser's statements.
The couple met in August 2018 and married in November 2019, according to an Emilie Kiser TikTok post.
Brady Kiser is 28 years old.
The couple moved to Arizona so Brady Kiser could pursue work in solar sales, according to a YouTube video Emilie posted in March 2024. She also said he runs his own car-detailing business.
The couple has lived in Chandler since 2024, according to Emilie Kiser's TikTok account.
Father's account: Emilie Kiser's husband told police he was watching newborn when son Trigg drowned
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