**Costa Rican Authorities Update Cause of Death for Brett Gardner’s Teen Son**
In a developing story, officials in Costa Rica have **revised their initial findings** regarding the tragic death of 14-year-old Miller Gardner, son of former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner.
**Key updates:**
• **Tuesday’s correction:** Officials now say Miller **did not die of asphyxiation**, reversing Monday’s preliminary assessment
• **Initial report:** Authorities had suggested possible asphyxia from “intoxication after ingesting food” (per Judicial Investigation Agency official Juan Pablo Alvarado Garcia)
• **Circumstances:** The teen was found unresponsive Friday in a Manuel Antonio resort hotel room during a family vacation
**Why this matters:**
– Shows the complexity of international death investigations
– Highlights how preliminary reports can change as forensics progress
– Comes amid an outpouring of support for the Gardner family from MLB community
**What’s next:**
Costa Rican authorities continue their investigation into the exact cause of death. The Gardner family has requested privacy during this difficult time.
*This story has been updated to reflect the latest information from Costa Rican officials.*
**Note:** The article maintains sensitivity while clarifying the evolving situation. Would you like any emphasis adjusted (e.g., more/less focus on the investigative aspect or family perspective)?
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