What is ‘food intoxication,’ potentially linked to the death of a former Yankees player’s son?
- The investigation into the cause of death of Miller Gardner, 14, has shifted to possible food poisoning after he died while on vacation in Costa Rica, according to Marisel Rodriguez Solis from Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Police.
- Miller Gardner died on March 21 while vacationing in Costa Rica, after his family ate at an Italian restaurant, where all members fell ill.
- The resort, Arenas Del Mar, stated it is cooperating with authorities and expressed sadness over the Gardner family's loss.
- Costa Rican officials believe food poisoning might have played a role, pending toxicology results to determine the cause of death.
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Costa Rican authorities rule out asphyxiation as the cause of death of Brett Gardner's teenage son
Costa Rican authorities announced Tuesday that they will continue to investigate the cause of death of the teenage son of former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner as they ruled out asphyxiation as the reason.
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Brett Gardner’s son’s cause of death clarified after initial asphyxiation reports
Officials ruled out asphyxiation as Garner’s cause of death
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