Gene Hackman’s nephew talks about “theories” about the “suspicious” deaths of the actor and his wife

Gene Hackman’s deaths, recognized for his appearances in films such as “Superman” and his wife, Betsy Arakawa under investigation, and more and more speculation is about what could happen to them.

On February 26, the couple’s bodies, and that of one of their pets, found themselves in their home in Santa Fe of New Mexico.

In a statement the next day, local authorities revealed that “the initial results” of the autopsy showed showed that no one “had extreme trauma”.

They also clarified that they had not “defined the form or cause of death”, but that both “gave the negative to the carbon monoxide” and that the artist’s pacemaker stopped working on February 17.

However, in an affidavit, spread by humans, a detective explained that deaths were “of nature suspicious enough to require exhaustive search and research”.

Gene Hackman’s nephew talks about “negative theories” against the deaths of the actor and his wife

Before the mystery, Tim Hackman, Tim Hackman’s nephew, shared that as a family they no longer want to get ideas for deaths before they know the events.

“We are waiting for the toxicological report. This will tell us everything,” he said in an interview for us weekly, published on March 4.

“It’s hard to be considered. There are many theories out there and I don’t want to think. It’s easy to think of negative theories,” he added.

Richard Hackman’s son explained that he and his loved ones want to “keep the positive for now”: “When we know the truth, we face this.”

What theories came about the deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife?

One of the first people to share what he thought had happened to Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa was Hollywood’s daughter Elizabeth Jean.

She told TMZ that while she was not “safe”, her relatives believed that the twin would have lost her life due to “carbon monoxide poisoning”.

This feature will be excluded after studies conducted on the ruins. However, Adan Mendoza, a sheriff in the county, said that “a deeper research will be completed”.

For his part, forensic expert Michael Baden exposed Fox News that the deaths of Bonnie and Clyde star and his partner could be accidental.

For the expert, he may have been subjected to “serious heart disease” and “high pressure”, while Betsy could happen to the head “when he fell when he allegedly went to search for the pills he needed.

According to the Daily Mail, James Gill, head of the Forensic Office in Connecticut, addressed the assumption that celebrities had committed suicide.

He clarified that this process would be unlikely because, based on their experience, those who resort to this final are usually “together in bed”, and that didn’t happen.