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Miller Gardner is probably dead from carbon monoxide poisoning after the tests revealed an increased potentially lethal gas level in the hotel room where he stayed, according to the Costa Rican Court Investigation Agency or Oij.
Gardner, the youngest son of Breta Gardner, a former New York Yankees, died in March 21 At the age of 14, on vacation with family. According to Gardner, he died in sleep after he and several other family members fell ill.
Oij’s director Rándall Zúñig said on Monday that the team checking the family hotel room found a high level of carbon monoxide and that the room they stayed was next to a “specialized machine room” that could cause pollution. The test results made oij investigators believe that Gardner could “be dead by inhalation of these very dangerous gases,” said Zúñig A video statement Spanish.
“It is also important to emphasize that all this investigation is closely coordinated with the United States FBI, and we are waiting for the final results of forensic toxicology to determine exactly what caused the young person’s death,” said Zúñiga.
Hotel Monday’s statement in CBS News said: “We are worried about the tragic loss recently due to the causes that have not yet been confirmed. We are working hard to cooperate with Costa Rican judicial authorities that have taken over the investigation.
“We will refrain from commenting on the privacy of the ongoing court process and the privacy of the ongoing lawsuits or possible causes of unconfirmed hypotheses,” the hotel added. “Our priority is still the safety and prosperity of our guests and employees, and we reaffirm our permanent commitments to respect the highest standards of operating in our premises.”
Carbon monoxide There is an odorless, colorless gas that is produced by burning fossil fuels. Car, stoves, ovens, some heaters and generators can produce carbon monoxide. Symptoms Carbon monoxide poisoning may include headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and confusion.
There is no need to determine the official cause of death yet. Oij said earlier that the results of autopsy could take two to three months.
Gardner went on vacation at the Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest resort, Manuel Antonio, along the Costa Rican Pacific coast, about 50 miles south of San Jose.
The family did not give details of what was still ill or what symptoms they experienced.
So necrologist Inserted online described Miller Gardner as an honorary roll student who played football and baseball and loved to travel with his family.
“Void Miller’s departure page for his family, friends, teammates, teachers, coaches and others will be felt for years,” the statement said. “Miller’s time here was short with them, but his spirit will last forever through those he influenced the way he lived.”
Oij had previously said in the investigation that the cause of death could be food poisoning, but the investigation continued.
Update on the possible cause of death occurs days after the Belize authorities said three American women who were found dead in their hotel room last month died of carbon monoxide poisoningIn the area
