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Gene Hackman Bodycam Released in Death Investigation
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17:21Now PlayingThe Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office released more than a dozen videos of bodycam footage from the day Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead inside their New Mexico home. At first, it appeared the two could have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, but investigators were quick to rule that out. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart dissects all of the bodycam from that mysterious February day on this episode of On the Case.
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