US EditionCosta Rican authorities say it could take months to determine Miller Gardner’s cause of death
- Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former New York Yankees player Brett Gardner, was found dead in a hotel room in Costa Rica on March 21 while vacationing with family.
- Asphyxiation has been ruled out as the cause of Miller Gardner's death, according to the forensic medicine division of the Costa Rican Judicial Investigation Police.
- Authorities are investigating potential food poisoning as a cause of death and are awaiting toxicology tests.
- A final autopsy report is pending, and the investigation is expected to take two to three months to conclude.
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The New York Yankee star, Aaron Judge, paid tribute to Miller Gardner, the son of former player Brett Gardner, who died last week in Manuel Antonio, Quepos, Costa Rica.Judge, known as The Judge, performed the characteristic flexion of the Bleacher Creatures, a gesture with which Gardner used to start the games to greet fans and his family.The emotional tribute occurred during the players' presentation at the opening match of the season, on March…
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close Video Former Yankee Brett Gardner’s teenage son dies from illness on vacation Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the death of Miller Gardner, the son of Yankees great Brett Gardner. The New York Yankees on Thursday paid tribute to the late teenage son of former outfielder Brett Gardner before their 4-2 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Miller Gardner, 14, died while in Costa Rica last week. …
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Doctor Whose Team Responded to Miller Gardner On Site Says Teen Was 'Clinically Dead When We Arrived'
"We responded to a patient without vital signs, and he had no vital signs when we arrived," said Dr. Kevin GannonNew York Yankees/X Miller GardnerMiller Gardner died on the morning of Friday, March 21.Dr. Kevin Gannon tells PEOPLE that he was "clinically dead when we [first responders] arrived."Juan Pablo Alvarado Garcia, an official with Costa Rica’s Judicial Investigation Agency, confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE that "the preliminary ruling …
Costa Rican authorities say it could take months to determine Miller Gardner’s cause of death
Costa Rican authorities believe it could take two or three months for investigators to determine Miller Gardner’s cause of death because of overloaded forensic laboratories in the Central American country.
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