Emilie Kiser’s Husband Knew Son Was Playing in Backyard Alone Before Drowning, New Docs Claim

Emilie Kiser‘s husband, Brady Kiser, knew their 3-year-old son, Trigg Kiser, was taking part in of their Arizona residence’s yard earlier than he fell into the pool and drowned in May.

A Chandler Police Department report obtained by TMZ reveals Brady admitted to regulation enforcement he noticed his toddler taking part in exterior — and close to the pool — calling it a typical exercise for him.

He mentioned … “He loved to be outside, he loved to play outside, and so in my mind it was, you know, just that of him going and doing as he routinely had other times going out to play, the difference was I was the only parent home.”

Emilie was out with associates on the time of the heartbreaking incident.

Police estimate Kiser was unattended within the yard for “more than 9 minutes” whereas Brady was inside with their new child son, Theodore … and he was submerged within the yard pool for 7 minutes earlier than his father discovered him.

Police say Brady initially instructed patrol officers on the scene he believed his son was exterior for “5 minutes,” however instructed different folks he was alone for “3 minutes.” The report factors out “discrepancies” between Brady’s assertion and what was seen on video, however he instructed officers at numerous factors of their investigation he was merely attempting to recount his expertise to the very best of his capacity.

The report concludes Kiser’s drowning was a “tragic incident” that “was the result of being in the backyard unsupervised while playing around the unsecured pool and unable to swim” after tripping and falling whereas taking part in with an inflatable chair.

Chandler police submitted the case to the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office for a overview for “child abuse with criminal negligence” resulting from Brady allowing the kid to be in a scenario the place he was endangered.

As we reported, prosecutors declined to pursue any fees.