Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in their Santa Fe home last week, shocking fans and Hollywood
alike. Authorities initially ruled out foul play, but new search warrant details suggest further investigation is neededHackman
was found in the mudroom, while Arakawa was discovered in a bathroom near a space heater, with pills scattered on the
counter,
His daughter, Elizabeth, acknowledged carbon monoxide poisoning was a concern, but officials ruled it out after finding no gas
leaks.Actor Randy Quaid fueled online speculation, claiming the couple was murdered and the deaths staged, though he
provided no evidence.Authorities are awaiting final autopsy and toxicology reports, while fans continue to honor Hackman’s
legendary career.
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