Hackman’s daughters were surprised to laugh at a restaurant the next day of the discovery of his father’s body and stepmother
Is it possible (and ethical) to judge how a person reacts to mourning? British Tabloid Daily Mail believes yes. He published a story that launched suspicion on the behavior of the heirs of the legendary actor.
“The daughters of Gene Hackman are seen having breakfast from Denny a day after the corpses of his father and wife were found,” says Manchete.
Denny’s is the famous restaurant where Paparazzo photographed them in Burbank, a middle class city glued to Los Angeles.
The text points out that both Leslie and Elizabeth had not spoken with Hackman for months – a really strange situation – and hastened to indicate toxic gas poisoning even before the Necropsia.
The newspaper highlighted a phrase aware of Leslie on how he reacted to the news of his father’s death. “It wasn’t terribly shocking because he was 95 years old.”
For good understanding, it was obvious: Daily Mail painted both as insensitive and indifferent to the loss of the father. Everything was missing that the smiles in the photos were for the legacy equivalent to $ 365 million remained by the star of Hollywood, winner of two Oscars.
The first exams performed by the coroners did not indicate the cause of the death of Gene and Betsy, who were married for almost 40 years and lived in insulation in the company of dogs. Only the hypothesis of being victims of violence was rejected.
It has been discovered that the actor’s pacemaker stopped operating on February 17th, nine days before the police found the bodies. The mystery continues.
Source: Terra
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