Officials would have excluded asphyxiation and suggested that food poisoning could be the cause of the death of the son of Brett Gardner, 14 years old.
Miller Gardner and his family would have been on vacation to Costa Rica when he fell ill and died last week. The former Voltiger of the Yankees and his wife announced Miller’s death on Sunday.
Asphyxiation was initially listed as a cause of death, according to NBC News. But the New York Post reported, citing the Costa Rica investigation police, it has now been excluded.
The officials said at the exit that his waves were not obstructed.
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The defender of the New York Center Brett Gardner reached a match at three running at home against the Blue Jays in Toronto at the Yankee Stadium. (Wendell Cruzusa today Sports)
Miller had vomited in his bed, which led the investigators to believe that he had smothered to death.
The family would have stayed at Arenas del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort outside of Manuel Antonio National Park.
Costarian officials did not respond to an email made by PK Press Club Digital.
A manager of the Costa Rica judicial inquiry said to NBC This Gardner had “possible intoxication after apparently ingested food”. The State Department declared in a statement to PK Press Club Digital that local officials were investigating a death on March 21 in Costa Rica – on the same day, Miller Gardner died.
Brett and Jessica Gardner said that other family members had fallen sick on vacation.
Brett Gardner, New York Yankees left -hand player, runs the bases after hitting a home run against the White Sox from Chicago to Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa, August 12, 2021. (Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY SPORTS)
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“We have so many questions and so few answers at this stage, but we know that he died peacefully in his sleep on Friday March 21,” they said.
“Miller was a beloved son and brother and we cannot yet understand our life without his contagious smile. He loved football, baseball, golf, hunting, fishing, family and friends. He has lived life as much as possible every day.”
Gardner was a voltiseur for Yankees for 14 seasons and was part of the team when they won their last World Series Title in 2009. He spent his entire career in the Bronx, for the last time in 2021.
Brett Gardner, New York Yankees field player, walks around the canoe during the Orioles match in Camden Yards in Baltimore, June 12, 2015. (Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY SPORTS)
The former Gardner team opens the season Thursday at 3:05 p.m. against the Milwaukee Brewers; The two teams made a job this offseason when they exchanged Nestor Cortes and Devin Williams.
