The report said that the toddler “was in the backyard unattended for more than 9 minutes, and in the water for about 7 of these minutes. Brady’s statements do not correspond to what is seen on the video; He did not precisely describe something [Trigg] did after her release.
“This leads to the conclusion that Brady did not know [Trigg] did and did not look at him, “continued the report.” The combination of these factors led to [Trigg] Drowning and a remedy for one of the contributory circumstances could have prevented the result. »»
Following the investigation surrounding the premature death of Trigg, however, the officials said that Brady would not be charged with the incident.
“Maricopa County prosecutor Rachel Mitchell announced today that Brady Kiser will not be charged in the death of his son’s drowning, “said Maricopa County Prosecutor’s Office in a statement on his website on July 25” because there is no reasonable probability of conviction “.
