Costa Rican authorities Raid Hotel in Gardner Investigation

Almost six months after Miller Gardner’s death, the 14-year-old son of the former New York Yankees outfielder Brett GardnerThe authorities in Costa Rica, Thursday, searched the hotel where the boy was found dead, and the prosecutor proposed that the investigation could result in the killing case.

In his first media interview, the prosecutor of Kenneth Alvarez told the ESPN to the beach of Arenas Del Mar to Manuel Antonio to collect additional evidence related to what the autopsy is to be the death of carbon monoxide Miller Gardner. It was the first formal search of hotels because the authorities went to the resort for a week after death.

“We remember that it was what was done at that time was the measurement of toxic substances on the site,” Alvarez ESPN said. “Based on these tests, a second procedure was scheduled, which was performed today to collect evidence.”

With television cameras waiting in the hotel entrance, three trucks that carry agents from the court department for judicial investigations of Costa Rica (OIJ) arrived at the raid.

Alvarez, who said investigative centers on potential allegations of murder, said the authorities that the authorities searched offices, maintenance and accounting, taking over physical and digital evidence. The prosecutor also said that several members of the hotel staff were interviewed and “they always proved to be collaborative.” There was no arrest or charges.

Brett Gardner could not be achieved for a comment on Thursday, and the Iankees representative did not answer immediately.

Alvarez said that the officials of the Public Ministry “constantly contacted the lawyers that the Gardner family hired in Costa Rica.”

“They knew about the surgery, and we stayed in communication,” he said.

He added that the authorities coordinated with the FBI at the Costa Rica to help the “initial investigation guide and learn a little about face profile.”

Miller Gardner died 21. March in the resort of Costa Rican where he stayed in his family. Brett Gardner and his wife, Jessica, announced the death of her youngest son two days later in the statement issued by Yankees. According to the statement, Miller Gardner got sick together with a few more family members while on vacation.

Two days after that statement, the OJ representative told ESPN that Miller Gardner and family members “went into a meal in a restaurant and that food was sick.” In that interview, the spokesman said that OJ considered asphyxia before it turned off. Oj later confirmed ESPN-in-text message that investigators believe that death was accidentally, rather than the result of the Faulian game.

2. April, the authorities announced that death was caused by carbon monoxide, which could stem from the adjacent “machine machine”. In June, the Prosecution Representative for the Prosecutor’s Office said the case remained under investigation and that prosecutors were looking for “to determine whether the cause of death was murder or not, and if it was to determine the responsibility.”

Miller Gardner played high school football in South Carolina and carrier no. 11, who did not bring his father during 14 billion season, all with Yankees. Brett Gardner, a popular team leader, was a member of the New York Championship 2009. and withdrew 2021. years.

Independent journalist Victor Fernandez Gutierrez contributed to this report.