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A heartbreaking video from inside the Santa Fe home of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa shows their grieving dog watching over her lifeless body as deputies combed through the cluttered home.
The 11-minute bodycam video released by the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office showed deputies walking through the bathroom where Arakawa's body was found. Just five feet away, the couple's German Shepherd sat looking worriedly at Arakawa's lifeless body.
"Poor thing, he's upset," one investigator said of the dog.
In the video, Arakawa's body is blurred out, but medication bottles and other toiletries are visible on the bathroom counter.
Inside the large walk-in closet was a pet cage where another dog was found dead.
Piles of clothing, documents, photographs, and some other items were scattered throughout the $4 million mansion as deputies headed to another part of the home where Hackman’s body was found.
“It looked like he was trying to get outside,” one investigator noted. “I noticed a black walking cane to the right of the man. It looked like the man had suddenly fallen over.”
The 95-year-old actor and his 65-year-old wife were found dead in their New Mexico home on February 26 after security guards saw their bodies through a window and alerted authorities.
Video shows deputies opening doors and windows to air out the house. “It smells like gas,” one deputy said.
The cause of death was initially thought to be carbon monoxide poisoning, but investigators later ruled that out.
Medical examiners concluded that Arakawa died of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome around February 12. Hackman died a few days later on February 18 from a severe heart condition that was exacerbated by Alzheimer's disease and kidney disease.
Investigators believe Hackman may not have known Arakawa had died, given his poor health at the time of her death.
According to DailyMail.com, the property was infested with rodents.
The New Mexico Department of Public Health inspected the home a few weeks after the bodies were discovered, and concluded that the property was a "breeding ground" for hantavirus.
While the main house appeared to be clean, rodent feces were found in three garages and two cabins on the property.
Inspectors added that three sheds on the property were accessible to the pests. Also, they found live and dead rodents on the property, as well as traps, suggesting that rodents were an ongoing problem for the reclusive couple.
According to a report obtained by DailyMail.com, open tabs on Arakawa's computer on February 8 and the morning of February 12 indicated that she was actively researching medical conditions related to COVID-19 and flu-like symptoms.