Pills found after death by Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa revealed: Documents

A keyword reveals which pills were found in the home for Genhackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawawhich was found dead in its New Mexico home on Wednesday, February 26.

Hackman, 95 and Arakawa, 65, were found in different parts of the home. Arakawa was found in the bathroom near a bottle of pills.

The master, obtained by humans, says that the pills found were an unspecified thyroid medicine, tylenol and diltiazem, a medicine used to treat high blood pressure.

Hackman was found completely dressed, with a pair of sunglasses found nearby, which could suggest that he had fallen, according to a pledge that was submitted by a Santa FE detective.

Arakawa found showing signs of ‘mummification“According to the issuance, which indicates that she could have been dead for several days, if no longer. A deceased German shepherd was also found in the home.

Talked about TodayThe Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said it was possible that the couple had been dead for weeks.

The sheriff said that the authorities “try to put together a timeline”, but said it would be a “challenge”, noting that the couple was very private.

In the issuance, the authorities said there were no signs of one carbon monoxide leak or poisoningBut talk about Today, Fire chief Brian Moya does not exclude the possibility that a leak could have caused the deaths.

“It was a home with natural gas in itself, so it could have (played a factor),” said Moya. “There are many unanswered (questions) there. When we arrived, we made sure that our people as well as the sheriff were safe and there was nothing we found. We also went back yesterday to do another round of searches … and we found nothing so good.”

Hackman, which is considered one of the finest screen actors in his generation, was twice the Oscar winner for The French connection and Unforgivable, and was nominated for a total of five Academy Awards. Arakawa was a classic pianist. They had been married since 1991.