New Mexico officials announced the death of the representative of Jin Jin Hagman and his wife Pitts Arakawa.
Hackman died due to high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease, with Alzheimer’s disease as an important contributing factor, Dr. Heather Jarily, the chief medical researcher at the office of the medical researcher in New Mexico, announced at a press conference March 7.
“He was in a very poor health. He was suffering from a heavy heart disease, and I think this is what led to his death,” said Garrel, who conducted Hakman’s dissection.
Arakawa died due to the Hantafos Pulmonary Virus syndrome, caused by the Hantaf Virus, a rare infection that spreads primarily by rodents through urine, saliva and waste, as revealed.
The tests showed that Hakman did not experience positively for the Huntaf virus.
The autopsy of the body did not show any results on the shock and showed “severe heart disease”, including multiple heart surgeries, evidence of previous heart attacks and kidney changes due to high blood pressure.
Hukman’s brain examination showed advanced Alzheimer’s disease.
Based on the results, the authorities concluded that Arakawa died in front of her husband. Garrel said that emails and text communications in Arakawa stopped on February 11. It is believed that Hackman died around February 18.
The update comes on the causes of death for the couple after Hakman and Arakawa were found dead in their home in Santa in, New Mexico, on February 26.
The authorities said that the bodies of Hakman, 95, and Arakawa, 65, had been discovered by maintenance workers visiting the property. Hackman was found in a room near the kitchen, and Arakawa, a classic pianist, was found, dumped on her side in the bathroom. One of their dogs was also found dead, while two other dogs were found alive.
The causes of deaths were not determined immediately, and the Sherif Santa Ministry initially said in a statement that he had not suspected any wrong play.
However, at a press conference on February 28, Santa in Sharif Adan Mendoza said that investigators “do not exclude” and described deaths as “suspicious.”
Mendoza also said that the couple seemed to have “died for a long time.” He indicated at the press conference that February 17 was the last day when Hackman’s Paceemaker recorded an event, which means that this day was probably “the last day in life.”
The authorities have launched deaths to determine whether there are any signs of carbon monoxide leakage in the property. Officials also conducted corpse dissection reports and toxicology.
Is the Hackman Gin test for the first carbon monoxide?
Hakman and Arakawa tested negatively to poisoning with the first carbon monoxide in their dissection.
The fire extinguishing department in the city of Santa conducted a test and did not specify any signs of leakage or carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the research note.
The first carbon monoxide is a non -smell that can be emitted from devices or engines. When a lot of carbon monoxide accumulates in an unseen space, it can damage tissues or death, according to the leadership of May.
What did the investigation also find?
Two police deputies achieved the scene of the accident and found Arakawa lying on their side on the bathroom floor. A space heater was found near her head and an open prescription bottle was found on the bathroom countertop with scattered pills nearly, according to an inspection note obtained by NBC News.
Hakman died in a room near the kitchen was found, wearing pants and slippers with a walking cane nearby, prompting the deputies to doubt that the actor “suddenly fell”, according to the research note.
One dog is believed to be believed to be the Australian Kilby Mix for the couple, Xinia, dead in the bathroom cabinet. Meanwhile, other dogs of the couple, Bear and Nikita were alive on property, according to Associated Press.
Officials in their inspection note note that when the Arakawa’s body was discovered, “signs of clear death, the body analyzed, swelling in her face and distributing it in both their hands and feet.”
The officials said Hakman “also showed signs of clear death, similar and consistent” with his late wife.
While their initial search for Hackman and Arakawa property, the authorities did not find any signs of forced entry or evidence that any elements were disturbed or stolen or “outside the place”, according to the research note.
The “unsafe and open” front door was found by maintenance workers, as it led officials to determine that the conditions related to their death were “sufficiently suspicious of nature to require research and comprehensive investigation,” according to the research memo.
As part of the investigation, the authorities analyze the personal materials that were recovered from the house, including a monthly scheme and a local phone, according to Associated Press.
This article was originally published on Today.com
