Sarah Silverman details moment. She supposedly found her “violent” grandfather killed her 3 -month -old brother

Sarah Silverman's brother Jeffrey was allegedly killed by her “violent” grandfather.

The 54-year-old comedian opened the Rolling Stone about how her three-month-old brother really died when he was under the care of his grandparents.

“The story was that something happened with the cot and Jeffrey's little body slipped and he was suffocated,” said Silverman, who was born after his death, on Sunday.

“But if you look back, there was never a complaint with the Crib Company or something.”

In the interview, the actress “School of Rock” remembered her father Donald and watched her musical from 2022, “Bedwächter”, in which she made a joke about the death of her brother, several times before he decided to tell her the alleged truth.

“My father says:” I always had the feeling that he was crying or something, and my father shook him, “said Silverman.” He shook him in anger and killed him. “

“As soon as he said it, it was like:” Of course that's what happened, “said Silverman.” His mother always stood by her husband. She saw him to the S -T from her son. I couldn't ask my mother because she was dead. “

Silverman, whose mother Beth Ann died in 2015, described her father as someone who “always falls”.

“That was my father,” she laughed. “We once played poker and he just fell into the priest in his school. I was like 'Papa!'”

Silverman's father died in May 2023 – almost a year after shaping the shocking claim of her grandfather.

“My best buddy, Schleppy – my father, died last night,” she wrote on Instagram and several photos at the time, the memories with Donald. “All sisters and grandchildren surrounded him with love and singing and very dark f – jokes this last week.”

She continued: “But in the end he wanted to be with his love, Janice, who we lost last Monday. No shiva-of [sic] You want to do something to donate to @2.nurture. He always said he was the richest man in the world because of his family and he was. ”