Emilie Kiser was not home at the time of the death of her son Trigg, 3. The news comes as Kiser files to keep records about his death sealed.

Emilie Kiser has been fighting to keep details about the death of 3-year-old son Trigg private - and recently received a temporary win. Sources close to the litigation shared with Us Weekly that Kiser wants to prevent the release of the "most traumatic moment of her life" to the public.

Emilie Kiser is suing to block the release of public records related to her son's death in May. Here's the latest on the lawsuit.