The
moment
police
were
notified
about
Gene
Hackman
and
Betsy
Arakawa‘s
deaths
has
surfaced.
Shortly
after
the
legendary
actor,
95,
and
his
wife,
64,
along
with
one
of
their
three
dogs,
were
found
dead
in
their
Sante
Fe,
N.M.,
home,
a
911
call
was
released
revealing
new
details
about
how
their
bodies
were
discovered
on
Feb.
26
by
two
maintenance
workers.
“I
think
we
just
found
two
or
one
deceased
person
inside
the
house,”
one
of
the
workers,
who
identified
himself
as
the “subdivision’s
caretaker,”
said
on
the
call
obtained
by
NBC
News
Feb.
27. “There’s
no
one
here.
I’m
going
to
wait
for
you
at
the
gate.
Please
send
somebody.”
However,
the
caller
had
trouble
relaying
where
officials
should
be
sent,
insisting
there
was “no
address”
on
the
property.
“There’s
no
address
here,
so
I
have
to
meet
down
there,”
he
continued. “Then
once
the
police
[or]
whoever
[are]
down
at
the
gate
house,
I’ll
bring
them
up
here.”
