The deaths of Oscar-winner Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, remain a mystery, prompting thorough investigation by authorities. Found dead on their property with one of their dogs, the initial examination ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning. Notably, Hackman's pacemaker indicated he may have died nine days before discovery. Arakawa was positioned with a space heater nearby and pills scattered; toxicology tests will reveal further insights. The situation is deemed suspicious, leading investigators to probe deeply into their personal lives and health records for answers.
Sheriff Mendoza stated, "The initial examination found no carbon monoxide poisoning, which can be fatal. We are conducting a thorough investigation into the couple's deaths."
Dr. Baden clarified, "Carbon monoxide cannot dissipate from a body once a person has died, making it unlikely as a cause of death for either individual."
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