The untimely deaths of Hollywood icon Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa stunned the globe.
However, a troubling new possibility has surfaced, one that casts a terrifying shadow on the circumstances surrounding their murders. The actor’s close pal has spoken up, providing a disturbing revelation.
There has been a lot of mystery, startling information, and circulating hypotheses about the terrible deaths of Hollywood legend Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa.
Last month, the couple was discovered dead in their New Mexico home; according to officials, they had been dead for a while before local security spotted them.
Authorities have since discovered more evidence, however, which alters everything, including their theory as to when the Academy Award-winning actor and his wife passed away.
Fresh data
Officials initially thought Betsy Arakawa had died on February 11 and Gene Hackman a week later. That timetable has now been updated by the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office, though.
Arakawa called a health facility several times on February 12 to seek medical assistance, according to new mobile phone data. The clinic claims that the calls never resulted in Arakawa obtaining treatment. It was only after examining data from her phone that authorities learned this important detail.
The sheriff’s office clarified that they first recorded Betsy Arakawa’s last known activity to be on February 11 but never formally filed a date of death.
Authorities say she was observed in a pharmacy, a pet store, and a grocery store that day, and she had emailed a massage therapist. She got home at approximately 5:15 p.m., according to data from her garage clicker.
Although the clinic had never treated either Gene Hackman or Arakawa, Dr. Josiah Child, the director of Cloudberry Health, informed the BBC that she did contact the facility to seek medical advice.
“She called and mentioned some congestion, but she didn’t mention any chest pain, shortness of breath, or respiratory distress,” Dr. Child disclosed.
The “fatal” error
According to official records, Betsy Arakawa, 65, unfortunately died from the unusual and fatal Hantavirus, while Gene Hackman was suffering from serious heart disease and advanced dementia. However, a close friend has now revealed a terrifying new perspective of what actually transpired in their last days.
Hackman’s longtime business colleague and friend of more than two decades, Tom Allin, has spoken up, disclosing startling information about the couple’s loneliness and the tragic errors that might have determined their demise.
Allin, 75, said in an interview with Mail Online that Betsy Arakawa had kept Hackman in total seclusion and refused outside assistance, despite the fact that the couple’s enormous $80 million wealth could have easily paid for 24-hour care.
Allin remarked, “I don’t believe she let anyone in the house, especially in the last six months.” However, she was small. She would struggle to lift him if he fell.
Allin’s terrifying hypothesis
He said that despite Hackman’s deteriorating health, Betsy was extremely protective and wouldn’t allow anyone to take over. He did, however, add that Hackman “seemed content” with Arakawa becoming the head of the household and “running things.”
He claimed that she would stop at nothing to keep him safe till he died. However, in a terrible turn of events, she passed away first, something she never anticipated.
Thinking back on her choice to manage everything by herself, Allin hinted that it might have been a deadly error. He guessed, “If Betsy’s absolute goal of privacy ended up not being helpful at all.”
According to Allin’s terrifying notion, Hackman may have died as a result of Betsy’s unwavering devotion to his care. After her death, the renowned actor had no chance because no one else was there to assist.
Records show that Hackman’s pacemaker had stopped on February 18 and that he was found in their home’s mudroom. He had not eaten anything in the week after Betsy’s death, as evidenced by the disturbingly empty stomach. Zinna, one of the couple’s three dogs, was found dead in a bathroom box.
Hollywood’s period comes to an end with the passing of Gene Hackman, whose legacy influenced the motion picture business for many years. Generations of performers and filmmakers will be inspired by his legendary career and lasting contributions to cinema.
Even if his death was mysterious, his legacy is undeniable and will always be remembered in the annals of film.
