Actor Gin Hakman and Betsei’s wife died of natural reasons about a week

The actor, who won Oscar Jin Hakman, died of natural reasons about a week after his wife Betsy Arakova, who died after the rare virus, says that the new medical investigator.

The 95-year-old actor who won the Oscar died in his home Santa-Fe from ischemic illness, and Alzheimer’s disease was introduced.

The 65 -year -old Ms. Arakova died in the same house from the pulmonary syndrome of Gantavirus (HPS), a rare but serious respiratory illness caused by the infected rodent litter.

Authorities believe she died seven days before her husband. Her cause of death was listed as natural. In a wide career, Hakman won two Academy awards for French communication and inexpensive.

It is likely that Mrs. Arakova died for the first time on February 11, Dr. Hizer Jarrell from the office of the medical investigator New Mexico reported at a press conference on Friday.

She said that “reasonably concludes” that Hakman died on February 18.

The latest known movements and correspondence of Ms. Arakova were on February 11, when she was seen in the supermarket and returned home early in the evening.

Considering that Hakman was at the advanced stages of Alzheimer’s illness, “it is possible that he did not know that she (his wife) died,” said D -R. Jarel.

She told reporters that “he did not know about her usual daily functioning.”

He had “significant heart disease, and in the end it led to his death,” said D -Jarel.

He recently ate nothing but did not show signs of dehydration, she added.

“It is possible that he didn’t know she died.”

HPS is transmitted when bathing rodents, urine or saliva, often when dusting dust.

At a press conference, New Mexico, public health veterinarian Erin FPPS emphasized that gantavirus infections are very rare.

She noted that 136 cases have been reported over the past 50 years and 42% have led to death.

Ms. FIPS stated that some of the buildings on the property were found evidence of rodents, although the risk in the main house was “low”.

Investigators are trying to determine how Ms Arakova concluded the conclusion of the disease. Hakman tested the negative on Gantavirus.

Although rarity in some cases can lead to respiratory failure.

The couple, who was married for over 30 years, were found in their home after the security of the neighborhood conducted a check of well -being and saw their bodies on the ground through the window.

The bodies of the steam were found at the advanced stages of decomposition.

Hakman’s body was located in Sider near the kitchen, with a pedestrian reed and a couple of solar glasses nearby, the search statement said.

Ms. Arakov’s body was found in a bathroom with scattered pills near her.

Sheriff’s deputies have discovered a medicine for the treatment of thyroid and blood pressure, as well as tylenol pain, an inventory reports.

Referring to the laws on privacy, the authorities did not disclose who were appointed drugs.

One of the three dog dogs was also found dead in a box near Mrs. Arakova, and the other two dogs were alive.

The cause of death for the dog is not yet determined, the officials say.

Initial investigations did not reveal signs of forced entry and obscene game at their 3.8 million dollars (3 million pounds). Carbon monoxide poisoning tests were negative and no significant gas leaks were detected.

Hakman survived three adult children from the previous marriage.

Hakman met Mrs. Arakov when in the mid-1980s worked part-time at the California gym, reports the New York Times before.

He won the best Oscar actor for the role of Jimmy’s “Pope” Doyle in Triller’s thriller “William Frykin 1971” French communication “, and another for the best actor for the game” Little Bill Dagget “in the Western film Clinto in 1992.

The relative latecam in Hollywood, Hakman’s breakthrough came in the thirties, when he was nominated for Oscar for reflection of Barow Bonni and Klaido 1967 – opposite Warren Beatty and Fay Danube – and I never sang my father again in 1970.

Both films saw it recognized in the category of ancillary actor. He was also nominated for the best lead actor in 1988 for playing the FBI agent in Mississippi.

He played more than 100 roles for his career, including Supprientain Lex Luthor in the “Christopher’s Riva” films in the 1970s and 1980s.

Hakman is presented opposite many other Hollywood heavyweights, including Al -Decano in the Putzila 1973 and Gina Wilder in Young Frankenstein in 1974.

His last appearance on the big screen took place as Monroe Cole at Muasport’s reception in 2004, after which he retreated from Hollywood for a more peaceful life in New Mexico.