Investigation into death of Brett Gardner's son still open for 'possible homicide': report
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Costa Rican authorities are reportedly investigating whether the carbon monoxide death of Brett Gardner's 14-year-old son Miller was a homicide.
However, according to ESPN, a spokesperson for the Costa Rican prosecutor's office handling the case said the case remains under investigation, and prosecutors are still determining if the death will be ruled a homicide.
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