Miller Gardner may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, says official Costa Rica

Miller Gardner may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning after the tests revealed elevated levels of potentially deadly gas in the hotel room in which he resided, according to Costa Rica or oij.

Gardner, the youngest son of the former New York Yankees Outfielder Brett Gardner, died 21. Marta At the age of 14 while you are on vacation with your family. According to a statement from the garden, he died in his sleep after his and several more family members were sick.

Director Oij Rándall Zúñiga said that the team that tested the hotel room found a high level of carbon monoxide and that the room was located next to the “specialized machinery” that could cause pollution. The test results were conducted by the investigators of the OIJ to believe that Gardner “may have died from inhalation of these highly dangerous gases,” said Zúñiga UA Video statement In Spanish.

“It is also important to emphasize that the entire investigation is closely coordinated with the United States of the FBI and we are waiting for the final results of forensic toxicology to determine exactly what caused the death of this young man,” Zúñiga said.

The hotel in the statement on Monday said for CBS, “concludes recently, due to the causes that were not confirmed. We believe that the forensic process will objectively, clearly and significantly strengthen the causes of this unfortunate incident.”

“With respect for the current trial and privacy of the family, we will refrain from commenting any unconfirmed hypotheses or possible causes,” he added a hotel. “Our priority remains the safety and well-being of our guests and staff, and we confirm our current commitment to the highest operational standards within our facilities.”

Carbon monoxide It is no smell colorless gas produced when fossil fuels are burned. Cars, furnaces, stoves, certain heaters and generators can all produce carbon monoxide. Symptoms Carbon monoxide poisoning can include headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and confusion.

The official cause of death has yet to be determined. Oij previously said that the autopsy results could last two to three months.

Gardens were on vacation and the Holidays Arenas Del Mar on the beach and rainforest in Manuel Antonio, who is the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, about 50 miles south of San José.

The family did not provide further details about who had not yet suffered or which symptoms experienced.

Oij said earlier in the investigation that the cause of death could be food poisoning, but the investigation was underway.

Updating the possible cause of death comes to days after the authorities in Belizer said three American women found dead in their hotel room in the country last month died from carbon monoxide poisoning.