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A second raid was held at Costa Rican’s place Miller Gardner was found dead earlier this year – a Weekly US It has the unique details.
“A second search was made to gather missing evidence or that the prosecutor’s office considered necessary for the investigation,” Kenneth Alberto álvarez BarbozaProsecutor Quepos, who told us only on Thursday, September 11, the same day as the raid.
Miller, the youngest son of former New York Yankees player Brett Gardner. In March. He was 14 years old.
The hotel’s first raid took place in March, which aimed to take “measurements of toxic substances” found in the rooms where the Gardner family remained.
With the official cause of Miller Gardner’s death on the record, comment is now resorting to possible legal action his family could take in Costa Rica. Miller, the 14-year-old son of former New York Star Yankees Brett Gardner, was found dead inside his room at the Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest hotel in the country’s Turtians (…)
Miller was awarded to have died by carbon monoxide poisoning While watching at Costa Rica with his father, his mother, Jessicaand his older brother, Hunter.
“The efforts (on September 11) focused on collecting digital evidence as well as physical documents and other materials that could help the prosecutor’s office continue to develop its investigation theory and decide whether any / individual could be responsible for the death of the minors,” explained álvarez Barboza.
Confirmed digital evidence included “computers, electronic devices included recorded information, custom control logs, work order documents and other related materials.”
“Since the investigation began on March 21 we have found important pieces of evidence that have led us to carry out two operations and gather different types of evidence – digital, documentary, testimonial, and more,” added álvarez Barboza.
As part of the investigation, the Office of the Prosecutor and Judicial Police needs to “decide whether the hotel had any deliberate or negligent participation where the minors may have been exposed to harmful substances.”
Álvarez Barboza said interviews “within that investigation line, aimed at collecting evidence” were held with individuals at the destination, but conducted “no suspects have been identified.”
“The investigation is not referred to any individual,” said the prosecutor. “We are fully focused on gathering the necessary evidence and information.”
As the investigation continues, the Gardner family has been held ahead of all developments.
“We understand that the family employed a law firm here at Costa Rica, and through which they have received information,” said álvarez Barboza. “Throughout the progress of the investigation, the Prosecutor’s Office has conducted regular communication with them and has informed them of the investigation procedures in the case, where they are recognized as victims.”
As questions continue to surround the death of Miller Gardner, aged 14, Costa Rican’s doctor has helped shed some light on the case. Dr. Maikel Vargas-Sanabria, a forensic pathologist and teacher at the University of Costa Rica, only at US Weekly why authorities could have believed Gardner to start-Mab before New York (…)
US Weekly has reached out to the destination of Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Foren for comments.
Gardner’s family Miller’s death announced on March 23 in a statement released by the Yankees.
“With heavy hearts, we are sad to announce the passing of our youngest son, Miller. He was 14 and has left us far too soon after becoming ill along with several other family members while on holiday,” read the statement.
The family continued, “Miller was a dear son and brother and we could not yet understand our life without his infectious smile. He loved football, baseball, golf, hunting, fishing, family and friends. He lived life to the full every day.”
