The cause of death of the son of the legend of the Brett Gardner Yankees was revealed after the police made a shock discovery

Miller Gardner, the late son of the legend of the Yankees, Brett Gardner, can be died of carbon monoxide poisoning, the Costa Rican authorities announced on Monday.

Miller, 14, died suddenly on vacation with the old voltigger and the rest of the Gardner family of Arenas del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort in Costa Rica on March 21.

Asphyxiation after “possible food poisoning” had initially been presented as a potential cause of death, but Juan Pablo Alvarado Garcia, of the judicial investigation agency, previously told Dailymail.com that the investigators had updated.

Now the investigation has revealed that there were “high levels of contamination by carbon monoxide” detected in the family’s hotel chamber, Randall Zúñiga, managing director of the Costa Rica judicial inquiry, according to the New York Post.

“ It is also important to note that, alongside (the family), there is a specialized machine room, from which it is believed that a form of contamination can have reached the rooms, potentially causing the ”, Zúñiga incident during a virtual press conference.

Carbon monoxide poisoning has not yet been confirmed as the official cause of death, those responsible awaits the results of final toxicology in the middle of the current survey.

“However, the initial survey results indicate that the incident was due to this contamination, with levels of up to 600 parts per million detected-when the appropriate level in this case should be zero,” he said.

Last month, three American tourists – Kaoutar Naqqad, 23, Imane Mallah, 24, and Wafae El Arar, 26 years old – were found dead inside their room at the Royal Kahal Beach Resort in Belize.

The toxicology reports confirmed that their death was caused by a “deadly exposure to carbon monoxide poisoning” last week. Each of the women died of acute pulmonary edema, an accumulation of liquid in the lungs.

Miller was discovered not to breathe in his room on March 21 when he was traveling with the rest of the Gardner family in the country of Central America.

The tragedy occurred after Brett, a former winner of the World Series with the Yankees, Jessica, Miller and her eldest son Hunter, 16, all suffered from severe stomach cramps, vomiting and diarrhea after dinner in an outdoor restaurant the previous night.

The desperate doctors fought in vain for 30 minutes to try to launch the heart of Miller, 14, after being found by a frantic member of the family who raised the alarm, revealed exclusively.

A few hours before the news of the potential cause of Miller’s death was broken, Brett and his wife Jessica shared a tribute heartbreaking to their late son in an emotional Billology on Monday.

“The death of the Vacuum Miller goes into the hearts of his family, friends, teammates, teachers, coaches and others will be felt for years,” wrote the family.

“The Gardner family will forever cherish the places they have visited, the people they met, the friends they have made and the memories they created together.

“Miller’s time here with them was brief, but his mind will continue through those who were touched by the way he lived.

The family revealed that they would honor Miller’s inheritance using their memory to help other children, asking donations to make the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

“Miller was so endowed with experiences and friendships during his 14 years, and he would like other children to have the opportunity to create their own wonderful memories,” continued the Bill.

The heartbreaking declaration also remembered the active participation of Miller in school and the community, recalling its role in the college football team and the junior university baseball team and place itself on the honor table in the middle of its multitude of hobbies.

Miller was described as a fan of playing golf, fishing, hunting, making earth bikes and traveling in new places with his family.

“In this period of unimaginable loss, the family prays so that joy and healing come to others who share their sorrow,” concluded the Bill.

A private celebration of life will take place to Miller on an unknown subsequent date. The service will be reserved for family and close friends.

The first reports suggest that the results of the autopsy could not be prepared publicly for about two months, because a murderous war of drug gangs in Costa Rica caused serious delay in the procedure.

Juan Pablo Alvarado Garcia, of the Judicial Investigation Agency, admitted Tuesday on Dailymail.com: “We hike in homicides while these drug gangs are fighting for the territory and each of them needs an autopsy.

“I can confirm that an autopsy was carried out on Miller, but the complete analysis and the results, as in each of them, will take at least two to three months due to these constant killings causing a backlog. It is reality.

Alvarado said that a doctor had been called to the Arenas del Mar Resort immediately after the four Garders were struck by the disease. She gave them all the drugs to combat symptoms.

Medical experts had then asked if Miller could have had a bad or allergic reaction to any medication that had been given to them to alleviate sudden disease.

They had also investigated if Miller had brought an existing bacterial infection with him after having traveled to the Pacific Coast Resort from the family home in Summerville, in South Carolina.

Brett, 41, played 14 seasons with the Yankees between 2008 and 2021 and was part of their winning outfit of the 2009 World Series. He would have been very respected within the organization and would have organized close links with Aaron Judge.

After the new tragic tragic surfaced, the organization paid tribute to Miller before their opening of the opening day against the Brewers Milwaukee on Thursday. The Yankees honored the memory of the son of their former voltiger by holding a moment of silence.

Before the match, the advertiser of Stade Paul Olden praised Miller for his “extroverted and fiery personality and his warm and loving nature”.

The two sets of teams aligned themselves along the diamond to pay tribute while Miller’s photo was shown on the big screen above the eye of the striker a little less than a week since the tragedy shook the Gardner family.

“Miller had a spark in his eyes, an extroverted and fiery personality, and a warm and loving nature,” said Olden on the sound system.

“Miller grew up in the organization of the Yankees and had become a two -sports athlete, wearing his father’s n ° 11 on his football jersey.

“The whole organization of the Yankees affirms this unimaginable loss with Brett, his wife Jessica and their son Hunter.

The Captain of the Yankees, who made his own gesture of support for this former teammate, admitted that he had kept Gardner and his family in his thoughts.

“Even guys who are not in this team. I received a lot of telephone calls, sms from other guys that we were young guys in a way to come: “What do we do? Do we expect what is going on?” Just because of how Brett has had an impact on all our lives, “said Judge, via Newsday.

“This guy was a leader of all of us, a second father of some guys,” he added. “He poured everything into each guy.