Jin Hakman’s property requests the court to prevent the issuance of the investigation records of death

Santa in, New Mexico (AP) – actor actor Jin Hakman It seeks to prevent the general release of the corpse dissection and investigation reports, especially the photographs and video of the punches in the police, related to the recent deaths of Hakman and wife Petsey Arakawa after their bodies were partially discovered in their home in New Mexico in February.

The authorities last week Hakman announced the age of 95 years of heart disease with Complications of Alzheimer’s disease Up to a week after a rare illness from the transmission of rodents-Hantafos Pulmonary Virus syndrome-it took 65-year-old his wife’s life.

Hackman of the heartbeat showed the latest signs of activity on February 18, indicating the abnormal heart rhythm on the day he probably died. The bodies of the couple were not discovered until February 26 when maintenance and security workers appeared in the Santa house in and alerting the police, leaving a mystery of law enforcement and medical investigators.

Julia Peters, a representative of Hakman and Arakawa, urged a local government court in Santa to close the records of family protection protection issues to sorrow under the fourteenth amendment of the American constitution, with a focus on the horrific nature of photographs and video in the investigation and the possibility of publishing them by means.

The request, which was submitted on Tuesday, described the separate lifestyle of the couple in Santa in Since the retirement of Hakman. The state capital is known as a shelter for celebrities, artists and authors.

The petition said that the spouses “lived an ideal life for more than thirty years in Santa in, New Mexico and did not show their lifestyle.”

Amanda Lavin, the legal director of the New Mexico Foundation for the Open Government, said that the open record law in New Mexico prevents access to sensitive images, including photographing the deceased people. Some medical information is also not considered a general record under the state’s examination law for public records.

She said that the largest part of the death investigations by law enforcement and body enforcement reports by medical investigators are considered public records under the state law in the spirit of guaranteeing transparency and government accountability.

“I think it violates transparency if the court prohibits the release of all investigation records, including the autopsy,” said Lavin on Thursday. “The full idea of ​​these available records is to ensure accountability in the way these investigations are carried out.”

“There is also a source of concern for public health, given that the Hantaf Virus is involved,” said Lavin.

She said that the preventive demand to prevent the release of government records for constitutional reasons is unusual.

Hakman, Hollywood icon, won the Academy Awards during his career in films, including “The French Connection”. “Hoosiers” And “Superman” from the 1960s to its retirement in the early first decade of the twentieth century.

Arakawa, born in Hawaii, studied as a party pianist at the University of Southern California and met Hackman in the mid -1980s while working in the California gym.