Boy, 3, dies two days after he was found at the bottom of a swimming pool at $100,000 Martha's Vineyard country club
A three-year-old boy drowned in a Martha's Vineyard country club pool that costs members $100,000 to use or requires ownership of a multi-million dollar home.
The young child, who has not yet been identified, was pulled from the pool in Edgartown's Field Club on Monday and died in Boston Children's Hospital on Wednesday, the Cape and Islands District Attorney said on Friday.
Local and state police are investigating the case, along with the DA's Office and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, but no charges have been filed.
DailyMail.com left a message with The Field Club for comment.
A swimming pool at The Boathouse and Field Club on Martha's Vineyard. It's unclear if this is the pool where the child drowned
Views of the swimming pool at The Boathouse and Field Club, which costs members $100,000 to use or requires members to own multi-million dollar property
An aerial view of The Boathouse and Field Club on Martha's Vineyard
The Field Club on Martha's Vineyard has high-end amenities that include the swimming pool, racket sports, fitness facilities and luxury homes.
Members pay $100,000 to use the amenities or they bought a Field Club home that sells for around $4million.
The Field Club is connected to The Boathouse, a private club on the island that includes fine dinning, views of Edgartown’s historic harbor and access to yachts.
The Boathouse costs an additional $50,000 a year plus $8,000 in annual fees.
The island of Martha’s Vineyard is seven miles east of Cape Cod and just over 90 miles southeast of Boston and is known for it's scenic views and a vacation spot for former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
Obama announced this week that he'll be hosting his 60th birthday party on the island.