Overview

• The Arizona Supreme Court permitted redaction of two pages from the 55-page Chandler Police report to protect sensitive descriptions of Trigg’s final minutes
• The report shows three-year-old Trigg drifted unconscious for around seven minutes and remained unattended for more than nine minutes after falling into the family’s unsecured pool
• Surveillance footage contradicted father Brady Kiser’s initial estimate of a three-to-five-minute distraction while he cared for newborn Theodore
• Maricopa County prosecutors in late July declined to charge Brady Kiser with child abuse, citing insufficient evidence for a conviction despite police recommendations
• Newly revealed details indicate the family dog alerted Brady Kiser to Trigg’s distress, prompting him to discover his son unresponsive in the pool