Mystery is deepened by Gene Hackman's death, while the investigators exclude gas leaks

Hollywood legend Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawawere found dead in theirs Santa Fe At home on February 26th and raises questions about the circumstances that lead to their tragic death. The authorities now believe that the couple may have died around February 17th. Hackman's pacemaker has supposedly not found a heartbeat from this date.
The 95-year-old actor, who was known for his roles in classics such as the French connection and unresolved, was discovered in the Mudroom of her villa while his 65-year-old wife was found in the bathroom. Accordingly, prescription drugs were distributed near Arakawa's body. Her pet dog was also passed away, which contributed to the secret of death.
Proposed first speculation Carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible cause of death. However, a thorough inspection of the New Mexico Gas Company showed no leaks or irregularities in the gas pipes of the house. After this possibility is excluded, the investigators are now waiting for toxicology and post-mortem reports to determine what led to the death of the couple.
Hackman and Arakawa were known for their private lifestyle, which was rarely seen by neighbors, although they lived in the same residential complex for decades. According to the New York Times, some residents announced that they had only minimal contact with the couple and that they withdrawn and yet described them generously. According to reports, Hackman donated a painting for local cancer auction every year despite his low profile.
The discovery of the couple in a partially mummified state raised further questions about the timeline of events. The authorities suggest that the lack of an forced entry and no visible injuries from the bad game are removed, but the presence of scattered pills and the couple's sudden collapse remain unexplained.
In view of the cause of death, the officials examine possible diseases, toxic substances or other environmental factors that may have contributed. Family members have not commented publicly, about the initial concerns about the exposure of carbon monoxide.
Hackman, who retired from acting in 2004, spent his later years in New Mexico, away from the public eye. Hollywood and fans mourn his unexpected death about the loss of an actor who defined an era of cinema.