The investigation of the mysterious death of Jin Hakman is progressing, with an update by the New Mexico authorities

Santa in, New Mexico – The authorities are scheduled to reveal more information about the investigation of the death of actor Jin Hakman and wife Pitts Arakawa, whose bodies were partially discovered last month at their home in New Mexico.

Santa County in Sharif said it was not suspected of playing, and carbon monoxide poisoning tests were negative.

Sherif Adan Mendoza, fire, health and forensic officials set a press conference on Friday to submit updates on the case.

Mendoza said that the couple may have passed for up to two weeks before they were discovered on February 26. Another striker Hagman showed an activity on February 17, nine days before the appearance of maintenance and security workers at home and police agents.

Arakawa was found with an open prescription bottle and pills spread on the bathroom table, while Hackman was found at the entrance to the house.

One of the three dogs of the couple was found dead in a cage in a bathroom locker near Arakawa, while two other dogs survived. Initially, the authorities erred in determining the dead animal.

The authorities have regained personal elements from the home, including a monthly scheme and a mobile phone that will be analyzed. Medical investigators are working to establish the cause of their death, but the reports of toxicology often take weeks to complete it.

When found, the bodies were decomposing with some embalming, as a result of the type of body and climate in the dry air in Santa at a height of about 7200 feet (2200 meters).

Hakman, Hollywood icon, won an Academy Award during his career in films including “The French Connection”, “Hoosiers” and “Superman” from the 1960s until his retirement in the early first decade of the twentieth century.

Arakawa, born in Hawaii, studied as a party pianist at the University of Southern California and met Hackman in the mid -1980s while working in the California gym.

The couple’s studco is located in the couple. Santa is known as a shelter for celebrities, artists and authors.

Hackman has devoted a lot of his time to retirement to draw and write novels away from the Hollywood social circle. He served for several years in the Board of Trustees at the Georgia Okev Museum in Santa V, and he and his wife were investors in local companies.