Costa Rican Hotel where New York Yanki star Brett GardnerIts 14 -year -old boy, Miller GardnerAuthorities say carbon monoxide has been found in his family hotel room, he died.

Arenas del Mar Beach Front and Reinforce Resort Monday, March 5th, said, "We are not confident that we are deeply regretting the recent death of a minor in our facilities." Our weeklyThe "We express my sincere condolences to the child's family and loved ones at this time of mourning."

The statement also stated, "We are cooperating with the Costa Rican Judicial Authority with respect and perseverance, who has taken the concerned investigation.

The hotel concludes: "Out of the ongoing judicial process and respect for family privacy we will refrain from commenting on possible assumptions or unsupported reasons. Our priority remains as protection and good health of our guests and employees and we re -confirm our ongoing promise on our benefits.

Earlier on Monday, Costa Rica confirmed the authorities "High level of carbon monoxide pollutionMiller's house was identified as part of the test conducted by a "special dangerous environment team" conducted by "Fire Department and Forensic Engineering" Costa Rica Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ).

Miller died on March 25 while on vacation with his family. An initial Death Asaphixia was verified by "obviously after eating some food" by March 25th. However, Randall jigaThe OIJ -R -General Director said on Monday that the ongoing investigation revealed that Miller had "died of breathing" in carbon monoxide.

In a statement to the media, Zaiga added, "It is also noteworthy that there is a specialized machine room next to the (family) room, from which it is believed that any kind of pollution has reached the guest room, probably the cause of the incident," he did.

Zaiga said that the OIJ local fire department and the health ministry were both "notifying both of them to take appropriate action on this guaranteed pollution in their homes." He re -mentioned that OIJ is working with the FBI in the United States because they "wait for the final result from forensic toxicology."

"Nevertheless, the preliminary investigating search indicates that this incident was due to this contamination, high levels of 600 per million per million were detected - when the appropriate level should be zero," said Jiga.

Bret and his wife, Jessica GardnerEarlier this month, confirming that they would lose their teenage sons.

"With heavy hearts, we are sorry to announce the passing of our youngest son Miller. He was 14 years old and left us soon after getting sick with several other family members while on vacation," they said in a joint statement. "At this point we have a lot of questions and very few answers, but we know that he died peacefully in his sleep on Friday morning, March 28th."

They continued: "Miller was a dear son and brother and we still do not understand our lives without his infectious smile. He loved football, baseball, golf, hunting, fishing, his family and his friends. He lived fully every one day."