San Antonio, Texas – A tragic incident unfolded as Bexar County sheriff’s deputies discovered the bodies of Savannah Samantha Kriger and her 3-year-old son Kaiden in a ditch near Tom Slick Park. The investigation revealed that before the mother and son were found, Kriger recorded a distressing video at the scene and sent a chilling text message to her ex-husband.
Sheriff Javier Salazar confirmed during a news conference that Kriger’s death was ruled a suicide, while Kaiden’s death was deemed a homicide. Details emerged that led to the unraveling of the events leading up to the heartbreaking murder-suicide in San Antonio.
Kriger and Kaiden were reported missing on March 18 after Kriger was last seen leaving her job and heading to pick up her son from daycare. Salazar disclosed that Kriger had damaged items in her ex-husband’s home before embarking on a tragic journey that ended at the park where their bodies were discovered.
Furthermore, investigators found that Kriger had shot her wedding portraits at her residence before arriving at Kaiden’s daycare. Surveillance footage captured the haunting moments leading up to the tragic incident, including Kriger’s final interactions with her ex-husband.
The sheriff revealed that Kriger had legally obtained a gun, further shedding light on the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Despite the investigation’s findings, Salazar emphasized the importance of seeking help and reaching out for assistance when concerns arise, urging the community not to hesitate in calling for welfare checks.
The heartbreaking story of Savannah Kriger and Kaiden serves as a stark reminder of the complexities of mental health struggles and the devastating impact they can have on individuals and families. Amidst the tragedy, there remains a plea for vigilance and support to prevent similar incidents in the future.