Gene Hackman would not have learned the death of his wife: he lived with his body a week

The causes of the death of actress Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa became known on the afternoon of March 7 at a press conference.

Gene Hackman would have died first

Heather Jarrell, head of the New Mexican forensic experts, explained that the results of the autopsy on February 27 revealed that “Arakawa died of Hantavirus (HPS)”. Therefore, “the cause of his death was natural, he was 65 years old.”

It was revealed that they found “rodent entry signals at home, which could cause Hantavirus to spread to Arakawa.

The expert added that the woman lost her life A week before her husband, around February 11. He was found lying on the floor of the bathroom, near a series of “scattered” pills. Agents believe that it could have fallen.

On the other hand, Gene Hackman would have died Around 18 February Due to a hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, with “signs of advanced Alzheimer’s disease as an important factor contributing, it was 95 years old”.

Santa Fe, Adan Mendoza County Sheriff believes that the actor “was Only with his dead wife for seven days Before he loses his life. Gene “did not know that Arakawa was dead given his mental state”.

This was the last days of Gene Hackman’s wife

Sheriff also explained that Betsy Arakawa spent his last days doing various procedures as he could check with the research.

On February 9, the actor’s wife went to the vet to take Zinna, the dog that authorities found lifeless in the Hackman bath.

They also analyze that on February 11 Arakawa “had a conversation with a masseur before going to a farmers market for about 45 minutes,” says page six as stated in the press conference.

Later on the same day, Betsy was recorded by the monitoring cameras of a CVS pharmacy and shortly after his visit to a pet food store.

Reports show that Arakawa’s car saw entering the property where he later lived with the actor.

Police are still waiting for the report of their mobile phone use, but on February 11th it would have been registered. In addition, it was discovered that from that day “he had many emails without opening his computer”.

Authorities are still regarding the case as “open research”, as there are still “loose ends” on the exact dates of the couple’s death.