Perhaps the Hakman Jin dog died of drought and hunger, the report says he says

The examination of the dog, which was found dead with actor Jin Hakman and his wife at the Santa house in them, is likely to be drought and hunger that led to the demise of the animal.

Details of a report obtained by the Associated Press from the Animal Control Agency in Santa V, and indicated that although severe decomposition could have obscured the changes in the organs, there was no evidence of a disease, shock, or poisoning that could lead to death.

The report indicated that the dog’s stomach was mostly empty except for small amounts of hair and yellow.

The Kilby mix was called one of the three dogs of the couple. He was found dead in a box in the bathroom cabinet near Betsy Arakawa’s body, while two other dogs survived.

The authorities confirmed last week that Hakman died due to heart disease with complications from Alzheimer’s disease after about a week of his rare disease carried by rodents-the Huntafos virus syndrome-his wife’s first life.

Hakman, in the advanced stages of Alzheimer’s disease, was not aware that his wife had died.