Gene Hackman, 95, and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, 65, were tragically found dead in their home. Hackman was discovered in the mudroom, while Arakawa was in the bathroom with prescription bottles nearby. Their neighbor, Bud Hamilton, and others in their gated community noted they had little interaction with the couple. Investigations revealed Hackman’s pacemaker had stopped on February 17, and carbon monoxide poisoning is being considered as a potential cause of death. No signs of foul play or injuries were found, but the circumstances are considered suspicious, prompting a detailed investigation by the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office. The cause of their deaths remains unclear as authorities continue their inquiry. Both will be deeply missed by those who knew them.
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