The deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife of over 30 years, Betsy Arakawa, are “suspicious,” according to investigators, but there are no obvious signs of foul play? So they both die and not just the bodies of the couple but as well as their dog? (no witness left behind even the dog!? Holy shit!) Wait what? The couple and the Dog were discovered in their Hyde Park, N.M., home on Wednesday at approximately 1:45 p.m., the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Yahoo Entertainment.
The warrant, obtained by media outlets including ABC News, stated that the deaths of Hackman, 95, and Arakawa, 63, were “suspicious enough in nature to require a thorough search and investigation.” Gene Hackman was supposed to be on the list of the first witness to the Epstein names and ill get more on that in a minute but if this was the case this would lead anyone to think this might be a hit job to keep people from talking.
“As of now, there are no signs or evidence indicating there were any problems associated to the pipes in and around the residence,” the gas company said. But yes again there was an open prescription bottle and “pills scattered” on a counter top near Arakawa, who was found positioned on her side. Near her head, there was also a space heater, which the deputy suspected could have fallen when she did. The body of Hackman, who starred in The French Connection, Superman and Unforgiven, was located in a separate room of the residence, the mud room, the warrant noted.
The warrant said the Santa Fe Fire Department found no signs of a possible carbon monoxide leak nor did the New Mexico Gas Company. A maintenance worker reportedly called authorities after responding to the home and finding the door open, according to the warrant. There was no sign of forced entry nor were their belongings rummaged through. The two maintenance workers authorities spoke with hadn’t heard from Hackman and Arakawa in about two weeks. The bodies of Hackman and Arakawa, who married in 1991, “showed obvious signs of death” the warrant said.