Gene Hackman, Betsy Arakawa Deaths ‘could be a similar term’: Fire Chief

Santa Fe, Nm– Santa Fe Fire Chief Brian Moya is sharing his opinion on when Genes Hackman And Betsy Arakawa died on February 26.

Moya told Fox News Digital: “Just because both bodies were in similar ways in which we, as experts, it is sad to say that we know a lot about how people die and how long are dead people, both bodies are similarly that it could be a similar term.”

Although Moya was not the first responder of the 911 call to Hackman’s house, They told him that the property extended more than 9,000 square feet and consisted of three structures.

The fire chief explained that his paramedic once told him that he returned from the Hackman residence that Gene, Betsy and his dog, which were then identified as Zinna, were found in the “same building.” According to Moya, the property had three separate structures.

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“They reviewed all residence for gas leaks,” he said. Hackman and Arakawa tested Negative for carbon monoxide, the Santa Fe County Sheriff, Adan Mendoza, confirmed at Friday’s press conference.

At the press conference, Mendoza also confirmed that the last activity recorded in the Hackman pacemaker occurred on February 17. The authorities assumed that this was the last day of Hackman alive, since the body of the Oscar winner was not discovered for nine more days.

“The fact that both bodies were similarly in which we, as experts, are sad to say that we know a lot about how people die and how long people are dead, both bodies are similar that could be a similar period of time.”

– Santa Fe Moya Fire Department

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Moya told Fox News Digital that since he has been a boss, which has been for three years, the Santa Fe Fire Department and emergency medical services (EMS) have not responded to any call at the Hackman Residence.

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According to Moya, the Santa Fe fire department participated for the last time in the investigation on Thursday, February 27, and the case is in the hands of the Sheriff’s department at this time.

The circumstances surrounding the death of Hackman and Arakawa remain a mystery to the authorities of Santa Fe, New Mexico, while working upside down and gathering evidence to discover how the couple died.

New Mexico officials They found Hackman, Arakawa and one of their dead dogs at home a week ago. The detectives described their deaths as “of nature suspect enough to require an exhaustive search and investigation,” according to an affidavit of the search warrant obtained by Fox News Digital.

Hackman and Arakawa were found By maintenance workers Jesse Kesler and Roland Lowe Begay. Kesler, who worked as a personal contractor for the couple for 16 years, made the frantic called 911 on February 26.

The detectives recovered two cell phones, an orange prescription bottle and a 2025 planner while inspecting the residence, declared the affidavit of the search warrant.

The authorities also revealed that Arakawa’s body was found broken down with swelling on his face and mummification in his hands and feet. According to the affidavit of the search warrant, the deceased dog was found “10-15 feet” of Arakawa in a bathroom closet.

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Hackman was also discovered that he had the same signs of decomposition as his wife. According to the affidavit of the search warrant, deputy Thomas suspected that Hackman had suddenly fallen “at the time of his death.

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Recently, the Sheriffs confirmed a false step in the investigation after erroneously identifying the dog found dead in Hackman’s house.

The dog that was found dead near Arakawa’s body was wrongly identified by the Santa Fe County Sheriff Department In the investigation, Fox News Digital confirmed.

The owner of Santa Fe Tails, the pet care center that hosted two other surviving dogs of Hackman, explained that the dead dog was a different race than the one listed in the affidavit of the search warrant.

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Zinna, a mixed breed, was found in a kennel in a bathroom closet near Arakawa. However, the researchers initially noticed the discovery of a “deceased brown color German canine “ The declared search warrant.

The spokeswoman for the Sheriff’s Office of the County of Santa Fe, Denise Womack-Avila, acknowledged that the agents initially identified the race of the deceased dog erroneously.

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

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

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Tracy Wright of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.