The order reveals the types of pills found after the death of the Hackman gene

The tour command revealed more information about pills found inside the house Gene Hackman and its wife, Betsy Arakawa.

Order, obtained PeopleIt reveals Tylenol, an unspecified cure for thyroid and diltiaz, the authorities found drugs used to treat high blood pressure.

The couple was found dead in their Santa Fe, New Mexico, at home on Wednesday 26 February. Hackman, who was 95, was found fully dressed, near a few sunglasses, suggesting that he could suddenly fall. Arakawa, which was 64 years old, was found in the bathroom with an open prescription bottle on the counter and pills scattered on the board.

It is not clear which pills were found near Arakawa and which three drugs belonged to.

As the investigation of their death and the death of one of their three dogs continues, the police still did not determine the cause. Hackman’s daughter, Elizabeth, said TMZ That she suspected that carbon monoxide poisoning, but hacman and Arakawa tested negative. The Santa Fe fire brigade also found no evidence of the escape, even if the head of the fire brigade Brian Moya said Today that they could not exclude one.

“It was a natural gas home, so it could (played a factor),” he said. “There are a lot of unanswered (questions).” When we arrived, we made sure that our people and sheriff were safe and there was nothing we found. We also returned yesterday to make another round of search … and we found nothing. ”

It is assumed that both Hackman and Arakawa have died approximately at the same timeMaybe so long two weeks ago. Sheriff district of Santa Fe Adan Mendoza said on Friday at a press conference Hackman’s pacemaker last uploaded Action 17th February, which means it is possible that he was nine days dead.

It has been found that both bodies are decomposed, with Arakaw’s hands and legs also appear mummification.

Forensic pathologist who did not participate in the case Us every week that it was very unlikely that pills Found near Arakawa is related to her mummification. Instead, the conditions of the room where it was found could play a role.

“Mummification can happen anywhere from days to weeks (after death), due to the right conditions, for months,” the doctor said. “There are certain circumstances that prefer the body that goes to the phase of the type of mummification, unlike decomposition.”

One of the conditions that prefer mummification is dryness. New Mexico is a dry climate. If the bathroom was completely sealed and maintained flies or other mistakes in interfering with the body, it could also contribute to the process.