Kristin Goodwillie

2 weeks ago | krem.com | Kristin Goodwillie

EVERETT, Wash. — It's been two weeks since 13-year-old Emiliano 'Emi' Munoz was killed when his electric bike collided with a braided cable stretched between a private property fence and a post. City of Everett documents showed the people who owned the property alongside the cable were the ones who put it up and it was a violation of city code to install it in the first place. There’s been an outpouring of community support in the death of beloved son, friend, and football player Emi Munoz.

2 weeks ago | king5.com | Kristin Goodwillie

EVERETT, Wash. — It's been two weeks since 13-year-old Emiliano 'Emi' Munoz was killed when his electric bike collided with a braided cable stretched between a private property fence and a post. City of Everett documents showed the people who owned the property alongside the cable were the ones who put it up and it was a violation of city code to install it in the first place. There’s been an outpouring of community support in the death of beloved son, friend, and football player Emi Munoz.

2 weeks ago | kens5.com | Kristin Goodwillie

EVERETT, Wash. — It's been two weeks since 13-year-old Emiliano 'Emi' Munoz was killed when his electric bike collided with a braided cable stretched between a private property fence and a post. City of Everett documents showed the people who owned the property alongside the cable were the ones who put it up and it was a violation of city code to install it in the first place. There’s been an outpouring of community support in the death of beloved son, friend, and football player Emi Munoz.

3 weeks ago | abc10.com | Kristin Goodwillie

His father, Alejandro "Alex" Munoz, and mother, Maria Stamatio, are demanding answers, saying the cable located in the 8800 block of 5th Avenue W, shouldn't have been there. His parents say Emiliano Munoz, who went by Emi, was excited for his future. He played football, hung out with his friends, and loved riding his e-bike. "I was so proud of him. I never told him, but I'm so proud of him. He was my life, he was my entire life," said his father, Alex Munoz.

3 weeks ago | kare11.com | Kristin Goodwillie

EVERETT, Wash. — The parents of a 13-year-old boy who died after colliding with a metal cable while riding his e-bike want to ensure no other family suffers the same tragedy. His father, Alejandro "Alex" Munoz, and mother, Maria Stamatio, are demanding answers, saying the cable located in the 8800 block of 5th Avenue W, shouldn't have been there. His parents say Emiliano Munoz, who went by Emi, was excited for his future.