Oscar-winning Oscar-winning actor Hackman died of heart disease and other factors probably days after his wife, Betsy Arakawa, according to the results of the autopsy released on Friday (7) in New Mexico.
Hackman was in an advanced state of Alzheimer’s and his wife died of a rare rated syndrome, according to the exams.
The 95 -year -old winner of the 64 -year -old Arakawa, and one of his dogs were found dead on February 26 in separate rooms from his home in Santa Fe.
Hackman’s heart disease and hantvirus pulmonary syndrome that caused his wife’s death were announced at a press conference at Santa Fé sheriff.
The sheriff told reporters last week that a pathologist determined that the last sign of the actor’s pacemaker was from February 17, making it likely that this was the actor’s last day of life.
Hackman and Arakawa, a pianist, had called Santa Fe by home since the 1980s and were active in the artistic community and the city’s culinary scene. In recent years, the couple has been seen less frequently in the city as their health worsened. They lived a very reserved life before their deaths, said Mendoza.
A janitor in his gated community discovered the dead couple. Sheriff’s delegates found Hackman in the kitchen. Arakawa and a dog were found in a bathroom, with pills scattered from an open remedy bottle at the bathroom counter.
Hackman and Arakawa seemed to have suddenly fallen on the floor and none of them showed signs of blunt trauma.
A door was found ajar at the back of the house. Two of the couple’s surviving dogs used her to get in and out of the house, said Mendoza.
Hackman, a former naval lifetime known for his hoarse voice, appeared in over 80 films, as well as on television and on stage during a long career that began in the early 1960s.
He received his first Oscar nomination for his prominent role as the 1967 Bannie and Clyde Banks’ brother Bannie and Clyde.
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