By JAVIER CÓRDOBA
SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica (AP) — Authorities in Costa Rica raided for the second time a lodge the place the youngest son of former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner died throughout a household trip on March 21.
Miller Gardner was 14 when he died in his sleep, in keeping with an announcement from the New York Yankees in what initially was dominated by authorities as asphyxiation.
On April 2, the ultimate ruling was that carbon monoxide poisoning was the reason for demise of the minor.
Prosecutor Kenneth Alvarez informed ESPN that the raid on the Arenas Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort in Manuel Antonio seashore, situated in Costa Rica’s Central Pacific, was to gather extra proof associated to that post-mortem.
“These proceedings seek to confirm or rule out the possibility of negligent homicide, that is, to determine whether this person’s death was caused by a breach of duty of care. For now, no one has been charged,” the Public Prosecutor’s Workplace mentioned in an announcement launched on Thursday.
The Related Press contacted the authorities on Friday to seek out out the result of the investigation, however no extra particulars had been supplied.
The authorities carried out a raid on the identical property on March 28.
“That initial inspection allowed for measurements of hazardous atmospheres and the detection of carbon monoxide in the room where the Gardner family was staying,” the Prosecutor’s Workplace mentioned.
This story has been corrected to indicate that Miller Gardner died on March 21, not March 24.
