It appeared in their property in Santa fe cold secrets.
It seemed that the death of the couple, which was found without life in separate rooms, seemed that the death of the couple initially watched separate, albeit tragic, courses – until new revelations questioned the timeline of events.
What was initially considered a direct tragedy including two independent causes of death – Hackman succumbed to cardiovascular disease and Arakawa a rare hantavir infection – has now developed in a complex mystery.
Authorities now question the official timeline after it was revealed that Betsy Arakawa called the Santa Fe clinic just a day after her anticipated death. Could it be a simple case of erroneous data, or is there anything much darker? The conspiracy thickens because investigators continue to reveal bizarre details.
Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa were discovered in the separate rooms of their home Santa Fe 26 February. Initially, the cause of death for Hackman and Arakawa, along with one of their dogs, was a mystery.
However, the results of the autopsy later revealed that Hackman died of cardiovascular disease, while Alzheimer’s disease contributed to his completion, only one week after Arakaw’s death. The authorities suspect that Hackman might not have known his wife died.
Arakawa, on the other hand, succumbed to the hantavirus lung syndrome, a rare disease closed by exposure to infected rodent or saliva droppings. The autopsy placed her time of death 11 February.
However, the new development in this case raised further questions. The police have now revealed that Betsy Arakawa called the Cloudberry Health Clinic 12 February, the day after the official time of death. Dr. Josiah Child, a former emergency care specialist and the current owner of the clinic, explained the mail that Arakawa called on February 12 to confirm the meeting she had planned. She previously asked about getting an echocardiogram for her husband, although she was not a patient at the clinic.
Dr. Child further clarified, “She didn’t die on February 11 because she called my clinic 12 February.” He noted that Arakawa initially called a few weeks ago to ask for a heart scan. Her appointment on February 12 was unrelated to any respiratory problems. However, after calling back in the morning 12 February, she canceled the clinic to inform them that her husband feels good.
The clinic tried to watch her, but she did not return their calls. The Sheriff’s office in the Santa Fe district confirmed the details of the call of Arakawa to the clinic. That morning, three calls were made to the Cloudberry Health Center, and later a missing clinic was also missing during the day.
The authorities later found Arakaw’s body in the bathroom of the house of steam surrounded by scattered pills. Hackman’s body was discovered in a technical room with its pacemaker, suggesting that he died on February 18. Tragically their dog died of starvation and dehydration.
This new information has deepened the secrets surrounding the pair death and raised even more questions about the timeline of events.
Conclusion
The mysterious death of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa continue to the authorities and raise more questions than answers. While the results of the autopsy provided some clarity of their individual causes of death, new revelations, especially Betsy’s telephone call to Cloudberry Health Clinic 12. The timing of her death, missed appointment and unanswered calls suggest that it is more than originally believed in this story.
As the investigation is developing, the tragic death of the Hackman-Arakawa family and their beloved dog remains a scary secret. The public is waiting for further development and hopes to finally reveal the truth to this mysterious case.
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