Miller Gardner died of carbon monoxide, died and says Costa Rican official

Miller Gardner, according to Costa Rica’s court investigation agency, the hotel room may have died of drononoxite poisoning after the increase in potential fatal gas increased death levels.

Old New York Yankees’s youngest son Gardner, Outfielder Brett Gardner, March 21 died When he was on holiday with his family at the age of 14. According to an expression of the Gardeners, he died asleep after his and several other family members.

OIC Director Rándall Zúñiga said that a team was found in a high-level carbon monoxide in the family hotel room on Monday and said that a “specialized machine room” may cause pollution. Test results, OIC’s investigators could have died from Gardner’s “inhalation of these high-hazardous gases,” Zúñiga said Video statement In Spanish.

“This is looking forward to the final results of the court toxicology to determine the whole investigation with the US FBI and the death of this young man,” Zúñiga.

A statement on Monday, the hotel, CBS news, “We are still approached with Costa Rican court bodies that are still objectively, clearly clarifying the reasons for these failed events.”

“In addition to respect for a sustainable court and the privacy of the family, we will refrain from commenting on unspoken assumptions or possible causes,” he said. “Our priority remains the safety and well-being of our guests and employees, and we once again approve our commitment to the highest operational standards in our capabilities.”

Carbon monoxide Fossil fuels are odorless, colorless gas produced when burning. Cars, ovens, stoves, certain heaters and generators can produce carbon monoxide. Symptoms Poisoning carbon monoxide can include headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and confusion.

The official cause of death should still be determined. OIC said that the autopsy results could take two or three months.

Extensive, Manuel Rica, which is located in the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica in south of San Jose, was on strike in Arenas in the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica.

The family did not provide more detailed information about who the sick or the symptoms they lived.

OIC said the death of the death before the investigation could be food poisoning, but the investigation continued.

Update due to a possible death, a day after the authorities in Belize, last month that there are three American women found dead in the hotel room in the country died of poisoning from carbon monoxide.