Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa
New findings in the case of the star
Still not all the details about the tragic death of Hollywood star Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa have been clarified.
After initial speculations about the surprising death of Gene Hackman (1930-2025) and his wife Betsy Arakawa (1959-2025), many details have been clarified. However, the responsible authorities are still trying to explore the last details. So far it has been assumed that Arakawa probably died on February 11th. In the meantime, the police are of the opinion that they apparently died a day later.
Note “that she was looking for medical advice or medical help”
The responsible sheriff that Arakawa called a medical service on February 12th. “For me, this indicates that she was looking for medical advice or medical help and may not have felt comfortable,” says Sheriff Adan Mendoza in a short one -player. A doctor has also confirmed that there were “no signs of breathing problems or an emergency” during the conversation. In addition, they called back twice, but neither Arakawa nor Hackman were reached.
This seems to be a previous report. The head of the medical service told the Sonntagszeitung of a call of Arakawa on February 12th. An appointment for the afternoon was identified, but to which Hackman’s wife had not appeared. It was not reached by phone. The appointment had nothing to do with a Hantavirus infection.
Hackman and Arakawa died of a natural death
At the beginning of March, the authorities had made Hackmans and Arakawa’s causes of death public. During a press conference, it was explained that Arakawa was last seen alive in public on February 11th. It was assumed that this was also her day of death. The actor probably died on February 18. His pacemaker recorded his heartbeat for the last time.
In both cases, it is assumed that it was a natural death. According to the forensic medicine, Arakawa died as a result of an infection with the Hantavirus, Hackman from the consequences of heart disease. The Hollywood star also showed signs of “advanced Alzheimer’s disease”. The corpses of the two were found on February 26th. The police had not assumed a foreign fault, but the circumstances were classified as “suspicious enough” to justify a thorough investigation.
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Source: Stern
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