Shocking details emerge about the death of Gene Hackman and his wife

When the news of the death of 95-year-old Hollywood star Gene Hackman and his 64-year-old wife Betsy Arakawa first came to light, an idyllic picture of the couple's life naturally came to mind, according to the saying "they lived happily ever after and died on the same day." However, the police investigation data, information about which was leaked to the press, day after day showed that this was not the case. And even the subsequent picture that Arakawa died of a rare disease caused by hantavirus, which is transmitted through contact with urine and feces of rats, and helpless Hackman, left without care, turned out to be not as terrible as reality.

Today, the world's media are publishing photographs from the body cameras of the police officers who entered the house, and their descriptions of what they saw, which make it possible to understand the overall picture. Firstly, although Arakawa did get sick for the above-mentioned reason (her internet searches describing the symptoms have been preserved - for example, she thought she might have contracted COVID), the probability of this was higher than average.

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Thus, the media write that rat nests were found in nine places on the territory of the house, and scraps of pesticide packaging were found in the house. Here, naturally, secondly, the question arises why Arakawa did not call special services, but the photo makes it possible to assume the reason - so that they would not see the state of affairs in the house. As the police are now saying, some rooms looked more or less habitable, and some were just a dump of various objects. This is how, for example (see photo), the bathroom looked, in which Arakawa's body was found.

There is no one left to ask about the conditions in which the helpless 95-year-old Hackman lived in this house, leaving an inheritance of $90 million, which he bequeathed to his wife.

Photo: npr. org.