The Sheriff’s Office Has Confirmed An Updated Timeline For Betsy Arakawa’s Death After Doctor’s Office Made Its Stunning Admission

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The death of Hollywood legend Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa has had as many twists and turns as a Hollywood movie. While the fact that both were found dead together certainly led to rampant speculation, it was initially not suspected to be a suspicious death. But since then things have morphed into something even more tragic than it seemed, and now new details have emerged that require changes in the established timeline of events.

It has previously been believed that Betsy Arakawa had passed away on February 11, as that was the last day that it had been confirmed she communicated with anybody. Hackman, it is believed, lived in the house for about a week before dying of heart failure, perhaps not even realizing his wife was dead due to the effects of Alzheimer’s disease.

Gene Hackman’s Wife Lived At Least One Day Longer Than Previously Believed

As I recently uncovered, my own investigation revealed that on February 12, I made three phone calls from my number, all directed towards a local medical facility. This finding suggests that I lived at least an extra day beyond what was initially thought. Interestingly, it seems the medical center also tried reaching me but the call went unanswered.

While it is possible that Arakawa didn’t place the calls herself, it’s believed, at least for now, that she did. It’s also unclear what the nature of the calls was, but considering that she would pass away sometime after these calls of hantavirus, it’s not difficult to believe she was looking for medical information.

Hackman and Arakawa’s Death Has Benn Full Of Startling Revelations

When we first learned that both Gene Hackman and his wife had been found dead in their home, many suggested unfortunate, but otherwise mundane possibilities, like a carbon monoxide leak. It was shocking, and more than a little heartbreaking when we learned the pair had not died simultaneously, but that Hackman had possibly died as much as a week after his wife… perhaps without realizing what had happened to her. He had been suffering from the advance stages of Alzheimer’s which may have also contributed to his death.

It’s crucial to establish an accurate sequence of events regarding their deaths, primarily because it impacts the distribution of Hackman and Arakawa’s estate. Under New Mexico law, if they pass away within five days of each other, their deaths are considered simultaneous. Any adjustments in this timeline might lead to alterations in how their estate is managed.

It’s uncertain if we’ve reached the limit of the fresh details; there might be additional findings yet to be discovered, which could further alter our perception of the events.

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2025-03-18 18:30