Overview

• Kiser posted a short video on Saturday expressing gratitude for her online community and saying she will take content creation day by day.
• She said making videos feels therapeutic and that she will not pretend things are fine, while keeping parts of her grief private.
• The clip shows her quietly cleaning and resetting her home for the week, and she wears a gold necklace spelling her son Trigg’s name.
• A police report previously made public said video showed Trigg alone in the backyard for more than nine minutes, with about seven minutes in the pool, while his father reported losing sight of him for three to five minutes and had placed a $25 NBA bet.
• Chandler police recommended a felony child-abuse charge for Brady Kiser, but Maricopa County prosecutors declined, citing no reasonable likelihood of conviction.