The investigation into the death of Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, is scrutinizing potential carbon monoxide poisoning, as indicated by high emissions found in the family’s hotel room. The Costa Rican Judicial Investigation Department is collaborating with the FBI and has ruled out foul play, marking the incident as accidental. Initial tests revealed alarming levels of carbon monoxide contamination. As the investigation unfolds, the family seeks clarity and answers, navigating this painful and perplexing situation.
The investigation into the tragic death of Miller Gardner is focusing on possible carbon monoxide poisoning, with initial findings suggesting hazardous gases may be involved.
Director Randall Zuniga confirmed that tests detected high emissions of carbon monoxide and that this accidental death is being coordinated with the FBI.
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