- Officials announced on Friday that Jin Hakman and his wife, Pitts Arakawa Hakman, had been for natural reasons.
- The couple was found dead at their home in New Mexico on February 26 under unusual circumstances.
- Hackman died due to complications from heart disease about a week after the death of Arakawa Hakman from the Hantaf virus.
On Friday, the chief medical examiner in Santa Province said that Jin Hakman had died for natural reasons.
The 95 -year -old an Oscar -winning actor, his wife, Petsey Arakawa Hakman, and one of their dogs are dead on February 26 at their home in New Mexico. For more than a week, it was not clear how each of them died, although the authorities said that they had died for some time and their death was “sufficiently suspicious of nature to require comprehensive research and investigation.”
The investigation has now concluded. At a press conference for Santa County in Sharif on Friday, the chief medical examiner, Dr. Heather Jarrel, said that Hakman died due to complications from heart disease and Alzheimer’s disease.
Arakawa Hagman, 65, died of Huntafos Pulmonary Virus syndrome. Hantafi virus is an influenza -like disease carried by affected mice, and is rarely passed among humans.
Both deaths were classified as normal.
It was reported that the pills have been found on the site. Garrel said they had prescribed thyroid drugs and are not a source of concern.
Jarry said that he had never been an unparalleled office to comment on the deaths, but she felt that it was important in this case to publish accurate information and said that she spoke to the Hakman family about the results of the autopsy before the conference.
Jarrel said that Arakawa Hackman collapsed in the bathroom at the residence headquarters in New Mexico for the couple and surrendered to a virus “very quickly” after he advanced enough that the liquid began filling her lungs. The medical examiner added that she did not think that I saw Hakman she was alive for a long time after her collapse.
Looking at Hackman’s advanced Alzheimer’s disease, Jarrell said it was likely that he was at home with his deceased wife for more than a week before his death. She said it is unclear whether she knows she died or if he tried to help.
“Mr. Hagman has shown evidence of the advanced Alzheimer’s disease – I am not aware of what was his ability to perform normal daily.” “He was in a very poor health condition, and he had a great heart disease, and I even think that this is what led to his death.”
Jarrel said that she had not found any evidence that Hakman was drying, but he said that there was no food in his stomach at the time of his death.
The dog that was found died at Hakman’s residence was left in his cage after a modern medical procedure. An autopsy results are still suspended.
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