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Gene Hackman death update: cellphones, medication seized by authorities
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17:35Now PlayingSeveral questions still remain about the mysterious deaths of Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife.
During a press conference Friday, Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza confirmed that "both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide."
Additionally, the last time an event was noted on Hackman's pacemaker was Feb. 17. Mendoza insisted during the press conference, "The manner and cause of death has not been determined."
Today, the Santa Fe sheriff's office released a search warrant inventory of the items that were taken from Hackman and his wife's residence after their deaths, Fox News Digital has learned.
In the documents, obtained by Fox News Digital, investigators list two cell phones, MyQuest records, a 2025 planner, thyroid medication, blood pressure medication and Tylenol as the items they took from the residence.
Sheriff Mendoza confirmed that there were several doors that were "unlocked at the residence."
The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Department revealed that autopsies have been completed on both Hackman and his wife, in a press release shared with Fox News Digital Thursday afternoon. No external trauma was seen on either the actor or the musician.
The Santa Fe sheriff said the toxicology report may take up to three months for results, or "possibly longer," depending on how "busy the laboratory is." Mendoza added that his team hopes the results come "sooner rather than later," so questions can be answered and help their investigation, along with the manners and causes of death.
He noted that the home had natural gas, and that there could have been a carbon monoxide leak that had dissipated by the time officials arrived on the scene, but added that he had not found any evidence of an active leak.
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