'Really good soul;' Family mourns loss of man killed at SLC Int'l Airport
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2025
- Days after a Park City man died after crawling into the engine of a plane at the Salt Lake City International Airport Monday night, his family is sharing more about his struggles with mental health issues.
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Sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing his struggles to help others. Sending love and prayers.
Why is this family speaking so casually and smiling during this interview about the tragic loss of their son? Not even one tear shed. Is it just me? ......
If you look closer they have been crying and its a forced smile but u can see the pain and sadness in their eyes
It must be nice to not have debilitating mental pain. You get to just sit back and make face judgements on those 🙄
Yeah you shouldn't be studying people who are in pain. Leave that to medical professionals.
Just you
Because they are sick
As his brother, I have the right to stand up for my family. All the pictures shown of us smiling together were taken before he passed. During the interview I can say that we are a relatively private family and aren’t on the news often if ever before. So no we weren’t being insensitive, just uncomfortable and didn’t know how to react to the tragedy. For those of you sending condolences, you are appreciated. ❤
Lost my chronically mentally ill big brother at age 38 after a 20+ battle.
People don’t understand what it’s like to see a loved one so ill for so long and to then lose them when you’ve anticipated something tragic like this happening for years. For me, despite the terrible way he passed, the news did not come as a shock in any way. We had been grieving him and seeing him become less and less himself for many years and it felt like his death just allowed other people to feel the shock, grief and horror of it.
These people judging have no idea what they’re talking about. I commend your family for speaking out - that is a an incredible act of love: being his voice now and sharing the truth about his suffering.
I hope you have support in the months and years ahead. My grief really reared its ahead at about 6 months after his death.
Why are they smiling ??? Both parents won’t quit smiling
Yeah it’s strange
I think just still in shock - not quite accepting yet. So sad!
Do you want to see them crying and screaming? Your comment tells us how spoiled and fortunate you must have been so far 😂
Have you ever taken psychology? There are 5 stages of grief; denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Look them up, and they don’t need to be in any particular order.
They're probably just glad to be interviewed at all, & are nice ppl in general.
hope this family finds peace
It's funny how people blame mental illness on everything people are that blind to what is going on around them he was upset because he missed his flight
I'm so sorry.
I work there at the airport but this is sad
I blame security for causing him to miss his flight
RIP🕊️
Gotta watch people real close sometimes.
I’m sorry for your loss.
Condolences to his loved ones. I appreciate the family being open and vulnerable in discussing Kyler's mental health struggles. Manic episodes can be so dangerous.
🕊❤️🩹🕯
And not one report explain how was he profiled, and got held up for 4 hours? What were they doing to him? And finally blame a poor man due to mental issues that cost his life. Is the airport or official siding or hiding the so called security actions?
Tell me the truth…. He did drugs right?
Rest easy Maniac Dread
You cannot recently just find out about his mental health then you change the story you said y'all just found out about 10 years ago about his just bipolar disorder and you know he was struggling mental health correct so you said now he have it every 2 or 3 years so why in the world would you tell him about his grandfather that passed away when you already know he have mental health problems and struggling as well I think the people whose over him whatever should get prosecuted and the doctor
Drugs aren't your friend
People that Don't understand What Disease Mental Illness is are the First one to laugh and make jokes about it. This Poor soul was a Bi-polar Man who was bullied most of his life. He was on medication from a Doctor Meds aren't 💯% Effective Saying prayers for his Family as He now Joins his Grandfather in Heaven 🤍🙏🤍🕊️🤍
Kalo jiwanya bagus saja tidak cukup, tawakal juga diperlukan, klo udah telat ya bersabar saja, untuk penerbangan berikutnya, tapi yaa mungkin sudah takdir, pelajaran buat kita adalah bersabar dan jangan memaksa kan diri😊
Gausah judging disini, orangnya udah gaada. Kurang etis.
Kalo ada keluarga anda meninggal anda juga paling bilangnya "semoga diterima disisiNya" "dia orang baik". Anda ga mungkin bilang "moga moga aja masuk surga, walaupun dia orangnya ga baik baik banget" atau ngomongin kekurangan yg lain nya.
Pernyataan anda ada benarnya (bagi orang dengan kepercayaan yg sama). Tapi tempat anda menyuarakan pernyataan ini tidak tepat.
Dua kalimat pertama anda tidak penting untuk dikemukakan disini
Sisa nya fine aja
😢
He was on drugs probably
Just like you were when you created that youtue account. Couldn't figure out a better screen name could ya?