Sibling of victim in Monroe fire, stabbing in custody

That's right, Rup. This is a tragic situation that only gets more tragic as we learn the details about this. So we're outside of the courthouse here. There's not going to be any arraignment today, but that will come in the days ahead. But here's what we know. I had a chance to speak with the family of everyone involved, and they call this obviously terrible, grieving the loss of a 15-year-old boy, Trenton Grant, while also coming to terms with the person allegedly responsible for all this being his brother, someone who according to the family was extremely close with the victim. Pictures of Tyson Grant along with his brother Trenton show a loving relationship. The same story that their sister Leandra Baker told me today over the phone. She says their 27-year-old brother Tyson is a successful Marine and devoted brother who became increasingly isolated in the years after their father died. Baker describes him as someone who a successful career and was involved in Trenton's life as a coach, a mentor, a father figure, but she says after their father died back in 2022, Tyson began to withdraw from the world around him she believes that he never really processed that loss and recently he began to get delusional about the role of AI in his life, taking down all the mirrors in his house and getting rid of all of his electronics. Well, on Saturday morning, police were called to their home on Rain Tree Boulevard where Tyson lived with Trenton and their mom and their stepfather. Trenton was found stabbed to death, the other two badly injured, and the suspect, Tyson also taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation after the home was set on fire, I also spoke with the CEO of Monroe Community Mental Health Authority who says a tragedy of this magnitude can make families feel helpless but there are resources. Yeah, it's really easy to, you know, second guess or look back but we're all doing our best and we can just only do what we can do, and I, I can't say, you know, I'm sure that families do feel that and it's easy in hindsight but I think all we can do is really be there as a community and what we're trying to do is get out and educate people: what are the signs and symptoms what should you be looking for? Uh, we do, we try to do a lot of that here. Now as for the mother Rachel, we're told by uh the sister that I spoke with that she is in stable condition and is improving. Now the family wanted to reiterate that there is no love loss between Tyson and the family that they say that this is simply a situation in terms of the mental illness that got away from him there. They do still have a GoFundMe up. You could find that at fox2detroit.com reporting live in Monroe. Dave Spencer Fox 2 News.