Emilie Kiser son update: Did Maricopa County issue Trigg's death certificate? What we know
Days after speculation on popular TikToker Emilie Kiser's son, Trigg, several social media users claimed that Arizona's Maricopa County officials have released the three-year-old's death certificate. A chain on Reddit, with many making such claims, has gone viral. This comes after unconfirmed reports stated that Trigg may have drowned in a swimming pool in Chandler earlier this month.
Hindustan Times cannot verify the authenticity of these claims yet. We have reached out to Maricopa County via email for a confirmation.
This comes days after it was reported that a young boy was in critical condition after being pulled unconscious from a backyard pool in Arizona. The identity of the boy has not been revealed yet.
Read More: Emilie Kiser son update: Fans 'pray for a miracle' amid reports of Trigg's drowning in Chandler pool
In a statement shared on X (formerly Twitter), Chandler Fire Department confirmed the incident: "Chandler PD arrived on the scene first and found an unconscious 3-year-old boy who was pulled from the backyard pool. Officers began CPR, and firefighters took over patient care upon arrival."
However, several locals claimed that they could see boards around what has been described as Emilie Kiser's residence. The TikToker has not issued a statement about these claims yet. She has not posted on any social media platform in days.
Meanwhile, one person posted on a Reddit chain (r/InfluencerSnark) said that Maricopa County records show the death certificate. We are not mentioning the case number here.
When we tried to check the certificate for verification, the portal was down.
'Guys my heart breaks for Emilie and Brady - just checked Maricopa County records and appears Trigg has passed today 5/18. Absolutely devastating😭😭' the Reddit user said.
Another social media user slammed the county for issuing the alleged certificate. 'Rip Trigg Kiser. Shame on Maricopa county publishing the death certificate before the family could announce themselves. Thinking of Emilie Kiser today,' they said on X, platform formerly known as Twitter.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
News18
2 hours ago
- News18
‘Treated Like Criminal': Pakistani Man Alleges Georgia Denied Him Entry Despite Valid UAE Residency
Last Updated: Georgia permits visa-free entry to UAE citizens and allows UAE residency holders to stay for up to 90 days. A Pakistani national with valid UAE residency alleged he was denied entry into Georgia without explanation, despite carrying all necessary documents. In a viral Reddit post, the traveller recounted being detained for over 12 hours in what he described as a 'prison-like" room at Kutaisi Airport, where he claims he was humiliated and mistreated by immigration officials. Georgia permits visa-free entry to UAE citizens and allows UAE residency holders to stay for up to 90 days. The man, who had planned a short vacation to the country with a friend, shared his experience, saying, 'We flew in from Abu Dhabi to Kutaisi on Wizz Air. We had our hotel bookings, return tickets, travel insurance — everything in order. But as soon as we said we were Pakistani nationals, the officers pulled us aside." According to the post, immigration officers took their passports and photographed them in front of other passengers. The two travellers were then taken to a separate room and denied basic information. 'When we asked why we were being held, one officer just said: 'We cannot tell you,'" the man claimed, adding, 'No reason, no documentation, no violation — just a vague statement and dismissive attitude." He said they were detained for over 12 hours in a locked room with no access to proper food, clean water, or a sanitary bathroom. 'It was like a prison," he wrote, adding that efforts to contact the UAE or Pakistani embassies were met with hostility. 'They tried to snatch our phones when they saw me trying to call the embassy." The man also shared that he holds a senior position in Abu Dhabi, has no criminal record, and possesses a strong travel history. 'We were not misbehaving. Our paperwork was complete. Still, we were treated like criminals," he wrote. 'The loss isn't just financial," he continued, referring to expenses on flights, accommodation, insurance, and rental cars, adding, 'It's the psychological toll — the humiliation, the anxiety, and the sheer helplessness." He concluded his post by calling out the officers' behaviour as 'rude, racist, and unjust," saying, 'We feel dehumanised. We will never forget this." About the Author Mallika Soni Get breaking news, in-depth analysis, and expert perspectives on everything from geopolitics to diplomacy and global trends. Stay informed with the latest world news only on News18. Download the News18 App to stay updated! Location : Georgia First Published: June 06, 2025, 21:59 IST
Time of India
5 hours ago
- Time of India
US Visa: Student's F-1 visa denied after unexpected technical queries at Hyderabad Consulate
In a recent turn of events, a F-1 student visa applicant had an unexpected experience during his visa interview in the U.S. Consulate, Hyderabad. The incident has prompted a wave of reactions online. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The student had applied for a visa to pursue a graduate program at Indiana University Bloomington. The man recounted his experience on Reddit trying to understand what may have gone wrong. The incident As per student, the interview started in a routine manner. The questions were focused on his academic background and university selection. But in no time, the applicant noted that the tone of the conversation shifted when the officer, described as a white male in his 30s, began asking technical questions related to computer science. The topics, reportedly, included distinctions between data structures like arrays and linked lists, as well as concepts such as linear regression. Despite the applicant's responses, the officer denied the visa under Section 214(b) and advised him to reapply. Expressing his confusion in a Reddit post, the applicant wrote: 'I was surprised by the level of technical questions asked. I tried to stay calm and answer everything honestly, but I'm still not sure what went wrong—whether it was my answers, university choice, or how I explained my project. If anyone has been through this or has advice for my next attempt, I'd really appreciate it.' The story quickly went viral and sparked an online discussion. Several Reddit users started sharing similar accounts of unexpected interview experiences. One user said that his interview lasted for 15 seconds as the officer barely asked questions. Reactions: 'Wait whattt... This has kind of got me bumfuzzled. I mean, why would he ask such questions?' one user commented. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Another advised against certain phrasing, suggesting, 'If you say 'industry-oriented,' make sure to emphasize you intend to work in your home country.' The post was shared on May 30, 2025. It has sparked a conversation about the unpredictability of visa interviews and how technical queries play a role in the evaluation process. While the exact reason for the denial remains unclear, the applicant hopes to use the feedback to better prepare for a second attempt. As the upcoming student visa season approaches, experiences like this serve as a reminder to future applicants to not only prepare for standard questions but also be ready for in-depth technical discussions, even at the consulate window.
Time of India
6 hours ago
- Time of India
Why and how Elon Musk's 'Big bomb' about Donald Trump, for which he wished him 'Nice Day', may not really be so
Elon Musk's routine departure from the White House has rapidly evolved into a series of explosive accusations and threats. Amid this escalating tension, Musk has made a significant claim that US President Donald Trump was named in the Epstein Files and that this is the reason why Jeffrey Epstein files have not been fully disclosed. However, the claim may not really be the 'Big Bomb" as Elon Musk suggests. Reason being -- Trump's name had already appeared in a publicly released list of over 150 individuals linked to the Epstein scandal , The list surfaced in January, 2024, as part of a long-running civil case involving Ghislaine Maxwell , Epstein's former girlfriend. Jeffrey Epstein was an American financier and child sex offender. According to a list published by Time magazine (online) on January 4 last year, Trump's name was mentioned in the court documents that listed celebrities that were previously associated with Epstein. Notably, the documents contain no alleged wrongdoing by Trump. Trump ties to Jeffrey Epstein have been previously documented, including in a 2016 deposition by Johanna Sjoberg, one of Epstein's victims and accusers. In her testimony, Johanna Sjoberg recalled an unplanned stop in Atlantic City with Jeffrey Epstein caused by poor flying conditions. When questioned about whether she had ever given Donald Trump a massage, she denied it. According to the Time report, Trump had once described Epstein as a 'terrific guy,' but later in 2019, he claimed they had a falling out and claimed that he had "not spoken to him for 15 years. I was not a fan of his.' What Elon Musk said about Trump's connection with Jeffrey Epstein After a string of tweets attacking Trump, Musk said in a post that Trump's name is in the Epstein files. 'Time to drop the really big bomb: @realDonaldTrump is in the Epstein files. That is the real reason they have not been made public. Have a nice day, DJT!' Musk wrote on X (formerly Twitter). 'Mark this post for the future. The truth will come out," he followed up in another post. Musk also reacted to a post in which a clip shows Trump in his youth partying with Epstein and women in 1992. It is to be noted that Musk did not reveal any details related to exact connection between Trump and Epstein. AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
