Miller Gardner’s official death case was revealed

Miller GardnerThe cause of death has been confirmed by Costa Rica authorities.

14 -year -old son before the star of New York Yankees Brett Gardner He died from exposure to toxic gases including carbon monoxide poisoning, Weekly US Confirmed on Wednesday, April 2.

Miller’s death case was revealed by Randall zúñigaDirector General of Judicial Investigating Agency Costa Rica (OIJ), which shared the toxicology leading to a press release.

“In the carboxyhemoglobin test, a saturation level of 64 percent was discovered,” said Zúñiga. “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 evident well above that fatal threshold. “

He continued, “Therefore, this confirms the police presumption that the death has been caused by exposure to toxic gases, specifically carbon monoxide. With this, the case is practically closed. The only remaining step is that the forensic sciences Department of OIJ’s forxication report is forwarded to the Legal Medicine Department, so that the expert can include it in the autopsy report. “

Noted that “extraTests were also carried out, such as drug screenings – including for fentanyl – and all came back negatively in relation to the symptoms shown by Young Gardner. “

“In this particular case, a fully scientific investigation was conducted, which allowed the real truth of the facts to be determined. In fact, during the autopsy, young Gardner organs showed a very specific layer gardner that forms when a person dies from carbon monoxide or gas breathing poisoning.

Miller died on March 21 while on holiday with his family at Costa Rica. They stayed at Del Mar Beachiongt Arenas and a rainforest destination when Miller’s body Found unresponsive.

Preliminary The cause of death Awarded to be asphychsia “After possible drunkenness after ingestion some food apparently Tuesday 24.

However, Zúñiga said in Monday, March 31, Virtual communication Press that Miller could “have died of breathing” carbon monoxide.

An OIJ officer confirmed “high levels of carbon monoxide contamination” in the family hotel room as part of tests conducted by “a dangerous specialist atmosphere team” of the Fire and Forensic Engineering Department performed by OIJ researchers.

“It is also important to note that there is a specialist machine room next to the room (the family), which it is believed that some sort of contamination may have reached the guest rooms, possibly causing the incident,” he suggested at the time.

Zúñiga had said that the OIJ had informed the local fire department and the Ministry of Health to “take appropriate action on this confirmed contamination in the room.” He noted that the OIJ worked alongside the FBI in the US as they awaited the results of the toxicology.

“However, the initial investigation findings show that the incident is the result of this contamination, with levels as high as 600 parts per million detected – when the appropriate level in this case should be zero,” Zúñiga said on Monday.

Speaker for Beach Glan Arenas Del Mar and Rainforest Resort respond to the OIJ carbon monoxide reports in a Monday’s statement to Weekly US.

The statement added: “We trust that the forensic process will be objective, clear and definitely explaining the true causes of this unfortunate event. For now, the investigation will continue with the analysis of the various theories submitted by the judicial authorities. “

Last month, Miller’s parents – Brett, 41, and his wife, Jessica Gardner – made the tragic announcement that they lost their son.

“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,” said a couple in a joint statement. “We have so many questions and so many answers at this point, but we know he died peacefully in his sleep on Friday morning, March 21st.”

They 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, his family and friends. He lived life to the full every day.”

On Sunday, March 30, A spokesman for the judicial investigation agency’s press office Us that Miller’s body had been released But “out of respect for the family has not been revealed to whom it was released.”

Us He later confirmed that a body of Morgue in Costa Rica cannot be released unless a family member or legal representative submitted an official application. Miller’s autopsy is expected to be completed within two months.

As they cope with loss and grief, the Garders Honoring Miller’s Legacy. Published in Memorial in Charleston, De Carolina’s Post and Course On behalf of the family he requested donations to him in honor of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a non-profit who fulfills the wishes of young people who are battling life-threatening medical conditions.

“The Gardners have seen the effect of the organization directly on many occasions and have always been deeply moved by the hope, the strength, and the inspiration that every wishes provide to children and families facing difficult times,” read Miller’s memorial writing. “In this time of inconceivable loss, the family prays that joy and healing will come to others who share their grief.”