Gene Hackman, Betsy Arakawa Deaths ‘could be a similar time frame’: fire chief

Santa Fe, nm- Chief of Firefighting Santa Fe brian Moya shares his opinion on when Gene Hackman And Betsy Arakawa died on February 26.

Moya told Fox News Digital, “just because both bodies were in similar ways where we, as experts, are sad to say that we know a lot about how people die and how dead people are – both bodies are similar to that it could be a similar time frame.”

Although Moya was not the first answer to 911 call to Hackman’s home, He was told that the property stretched over 9,000 square meters and consisted of three buildings.

The head of the fire department explained that his paramedic told him that he once returned from the hackman residence that they were Gene, Betsy and their dog – which were later identified as Zinna – found in the “same building”. According to Moya, the property had three separate structures.

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“They checked every residence due to gas leaks,” he said. Hackman and Arakawa tested Negatively on carbon monoxide, Santa Fe adan Mendoza’s Santa Sheriff confirmed at a press conference on Friday.

At a press conference, Mendoza also confirmed that the last recorded activity on Hackman’s Paysmeker occurred on February 17th. Authorities assumed that this Hackman’s last day was alive, because the body of the winner of the Oscar was not discovered for nine days.

“Just because both bodies were in similar ways where, as experts, we are sad to say that we know a lot about how people die and how dead people are – both bodies are similar to that it could be a similar time frame.”

– Chief of Santa Fire Fire Department Fe Brian Moya

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Moya told Fox News Digital that from the boss, who has been a Santa Fe and emergency medical services (EMS) for three years, have not responded to any calls in Hackman’s residence.

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According to Moya, the Santa Fe fire department is the last participation in the investigation on Thursday, February 27, and the case is in the hands of the Sheriff department at the moment.

The circumstances of the death of Hackman and Arakawa remain a mystery of Santa Fe, New Mexico, the authorities while working backwards and composing evidence to realize how the couple died.

New Mexico officials They found Hackman, Arakawa and one of their dogs dead in their home a week ago. The detectives described their death as “suspicious of nature to require a thorough search and investigation,” the search order that received the Fox News Digital said.

Hackman and Arakawa were found Jesse Kesler and Roland Lowe Begay workers. Kesler, who worked for 16 years as a personal contractor, called the furious 911 26 February.

Detectives recovered two mobile phones, a prescription bottle and a 2025 planner as they examined their residence, the search warrant said.

Officials also revealed that Arakawa’s body was found decaying on the face and mumification in the arms and legs. According to the search order, the late dog was found “10-15 feet” from Arakawa in the bathroom cabinet.

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Hackman has also been revealed that Hackman has the same signs of decay as his wife. According to a search order, Deputy Thomas suspected Hackman “suddenly fell” at the time of his death.

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Recently, the Sheriff confirmed the wrong step in the investigation after being wrongly identified by a dog found dead in Hackman’s house.

A dog found dead near the body of Arakawa was misjusted The Santa Santa Fe department of Santa Fox News Digital confirmed in the investigation.

The owner of Santa Fa Tails, a pet care institution taken over by Hackman’s other survivor, explained that the dead dog was a different breed than what was stated in the search order.

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Zinna, a mixed breed, was found in a breeder in a bathroom closet near Arakawa. However, investigators initially noticed the discovery of “the late brown color in color German-shepard pasture, “ The specified search order.

Santa Santa Fenise Womack-Avilvilo Sheriff spokeswoman admitted that the MPs initially misinterpreted the breed of the deceased dog.

“Our deputies, do not work with canines daily,” she said, according to Associated Press.

Arakawa and Hackman had two German shepherds: Bear, 4 and Nikita, 7.

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Tracy Wright Fox News Digital contributed to this report.