Miller Gardner could have died within ‘minutes,’ said Doctor

After the age of 14 Miller GardnerSon of former Star York Yankees Brett Gardnerwere was awarded to have died by carbon monoxide poisoningAn expert explained how it might have happened.

“If exposure to carbon monoxide is not reversed, the person may die in less than 10 minutes due to brain hemorrhages, irreversible damage to these cells, and to other cells that are very sensitive to oxygen deprivation, such as those in the heart,” Makelgas-SanviceProfessor at Costa Rica University, said only Weekly US On Wednesday, April 2. “This ultimately leads to the closure of vital functions and cardiovascular arrest.”

Vargas-Sanabria, not associated with the case, explained that carbon monoxide goes directly to the bloodstream after entering an individual’s lungs, preventing the transport of oxygen.

“As a result, the oxygen entering the lungs cannot reach the cells because it cannot be transported through the blood,” said the forensic pathologist. “This leads to chemical asphyxiation, and within minutes – sometimes less than a minute – people start to feel sleepy, start to fall asleep, and after a few more minutes, as brain cells begin to die, they start to convince.”

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Costa Rican’s Judicial Investigating Agency (OIJ) confirmed the cause of Miller’s death on Wednesday in a statement to Weekly US.

“In the Carboxyhemoglobin test, a saturation level of 64 percent was discovered,” Director General OIJ Randall zúñiga he said. “In such cases, when concentrations exceed 50 percent of garboxyhemoglobin, it is considered fatal. In this particular case, with a saturation of 64 percent, the level is clearly well above that fatal threshold.”

He continued, “Therefore, this confirms the police presumption that the death was caused by exposure to toxic gases, specifically carbon monoxide. With this, the case is closed in practice. The only remaining step is for the OIJ Department of forensic Sciences Report to be forwarded to the Legal Medication Department, so the Autove department can.”

During Miller’s autopsy, Zúñiga reported that a “very specific layer” was found on Miller organs that form when “a person dies from carbon monoxide poisoning or gas inhalation.”

Have The OIJ reported on Monday, March 31. Pushed the hotel back on the agency’s report.

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“We understand that the concern has grown and to explain that the high levels of carbon monoxide are in a mechanical room that guests do not occupy,” Dana cohenspokesman for the Arenas Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort, he said in a statement to Weekly US On Tuesday, April 1.

Weekly US Extired out to the destination for new attention on the report of the definitive death of the OIJ.

Miller was found dead in his hotel room on March 21 while watching with his family, including his father, his mother, Jessicaand his older brother, Hunter.

With reporting by Alejandra Araya Rojas