Costa Rica Revises Cause of Death for Brett Gardner's Son

Costa Rican officials have retracted their preliminary report regarding the death of Miller Gardner, the son of retired New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner. Initial reports indicated that the teenager's death was due to asphyxia, potentially triggered by an adverse reaction to food. However, a revised statement released by authorities clarifies that asphyxia is no longer considered the cause of death.

The incident occurred in Costa Rica, where the Gardner family was reportedly vacationing. The initial report sparked widespread speculation and concern. The updated information from Costa Rican officials aims to correct the record and allow for a more accurate investigation into the circumstances surrounding Miller Gardner's passing.

Authorities have not yet released further details about the ongoing investigation or potential alternative causes of death. The focus remains on gathering more information to provide a clear understanding of the tragic event. The Gardner family has requested privacy during this difficult time.