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Gene Hackman and Wife's Deaths Ruled 'Suspicious'; Bodies Showed Signs of 'Mummification'

Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead at their Santa Fe home, discovered by a maintenance worker. Investigators noted signs of mummification on their bodies.
The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office found no signs of gunshot wounds or any outward injuries, but noted potential hidden signs of exposure to gas leaks.
The New Mexico Gas Company tested the home's gas lines and found no apparent issues with a gas leak or carbon monoxide poisoning.
Hackman, known for his roles in 'The French Connection' and 'Unforgiven,' left behind a significant legacy in American cinema.

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