Miller Gardner says of carbon monoxide poisoning, says Costa Rica is an official

Miller Gardner may have died of carbon monoxide poisoning after the tests revealed high levels of deadly gas, which is likely to be in the hotel room where he was staying, according to the Costa Rica Judicial Agency, or OIJ.

Gardner, the youngest son of the former player in New York Yanxiz Brett Gardner, March 21 died At the age of fourteen while on vacation with his family. According to a statement issued by Gardeners, he died in his sleep after he and several other family members were injured.

The director of Oij Rándall Zúñiga said on Monday that a team testing the family room for the family had found high levels of carbon monoxide, and that the hotel room that the family was located next to the “specialized machinery room” that could have caused pollution. Zeniga said in a Video statement In the Spanish language.

“It is also important to highlight that this entire investigation has been closely coordinated with the FBI, and we are awaiting the final results of criminal toxicology to determine exactly what caused the death of this young man,” Ziona said.

Carbon monoxide It is an odorless, colorless gas that is produced when burning fossil fuels. Cars, ovens, stoves, some heaters and generators can produce the first carbon monoxide. symptoms From the first carbon monoxide it may include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and confusion.

There was no official cause of death. Oij said previously that the results of an autopsy may take two to three months.

The Gardners was spending leave at the Arenas Del Mar BeachFront & Rainforest resort in Manuel Antonio, which is along the Pacific Coast in Costa Rica, about 50 miles south of San Jose.

The family did not provide further details about my patients or what symptoms they suffered from.

Augus had previously said that the cause of death could be food poisoning, but the investigation was continuing.

The update comes from the possible cause of death days after the authorities in Blaze said that three American women were found in their room in the hotel in the country last month. He died of carbon monoxide poisoning.