Dogs living alive in Gene Hackman’s home are safe, confirming sheriff

The two dogs found alive at home Genhackman I Santa Fe, NM, are now safe, according to a Santa Fe County -Sheriff News notice.

Hackman, his wife Betsy Arakawa and a third dog found dead On Wednesday, February 26th. Hackman was 95 years old and Arakawa was 65. The authorities found the other two dogs alive and “healthy” during their search in the property.

“Santa Fe County Animal Control Division worked with the family to ensure the safety of the two dogs,” reads Santa Fe County Sheriff’s statement.

Hackman was found dead in a Lararum, according to the Key Security Declaration submitted Wednesday and reviewed by people. Arakawa was found dead in a bathroom with a fallen space heater and pills scattered.

“A deceased dog that was 10-15 meters from the deceased woman in a wardrobe of the bathroom” was also found according to the pledge. Deputed “then observed a healthy dog ​​who came loose on the property” and “another healthy dog ​​near the deceased woman”, according to reality.

“It’s not normal to find two people deceased in the home. It is about. And then there was also a dog that was in a kennel that was also found deceased,” Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza told reporters during a press conference.

The pills were identified On Friday, February 28, as an unspecified thyroid medication, tylenol and medical blood pressure, diltiazem.

Hackman’s body had been in their home for nine days Before the discovery, Sheriff said Adan Mendoza during a press conference on Friday 28 February. Mendoza told reporters that Hackman’s Pacemaker stopped working on February 17.

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Sheriffs also announced Friday that both Hackman and Arakawa’s bodies tested negative for carbon monoxideexcludes poisoning from the gas. The couple’s death remains during investigation.

A representative of the Santa Fe County Animal Control Division did not immediately respond to people’s request for more information on Friday.