The authorities recently published a new record of records in the investigation of the death of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa -Contracting a series of sincere notes that the couple went, revealing the very united nature of their relationship, even when Hackman’s health decreased in the middle of Battle with Alzheimer’s.
The letters are sometimes humorous, sad, moving and mundane, offering a look at the private and loving life that the couple took before they were Both found dead In its Santa Fe complex in February.
The Oscar winning actor affectionately signed most of the letters “Love G” and referred to Arakawa, his 33 -year -old wife, as “lovely girl.”
They are included in the investigation of the death of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa are photos of the letters that the couple exchanged.
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In some of the letters, he seemed to make fun of his deterioration of his memory.
“I will go to that building conforms to the hot water place where you feel and do whatever it is that people should do in such a building, maybe I will remember that once I get there,” hey, signing the lyrics “Love, what is it called”?
In another letter, he hears a joke poem that can refer to a medical visit, saying: “I’m going to see the magician, Achie Pokie’s magician. I stab me here, stabbing me there, stabbes me almost everywhere.”
“But I will survive, because I’m still alive,” the note continues. “(But sometimes just) I love G.”
Hackman, 95, trusted Arakawa, 65, as his only caregiver lasts his last years in life. Another evidence photographed around the house showed its detailed notes on the doses and the time of Hackman medications, as well as the records that kept their medical appointments in its calendar.
In a letter, Hackman wished Arakawa “Happy several days after his birthday” and wrote “I’m sorry, still for dinner and have to ask for his help, Althegh was appreciated.”
The letters revealed in the investigation are sad already mundane.
(Santa Fe Sheriff Office)
Arakawa also left written notes for Hackman at home, reminding him of where he was doing.
In a letter, she wrote that it was her dog prayer to the class of obedience and that she had a puzzle at the table. Another letter recorded on the wall simply said: “Yoga 12:30 PM”
Arakawa died around February 11 or Hantavirus pulmonary syndromeA rare respiratory disease is often fatal propagated by rodents, according to the Office of the New Mexico medical researcher. In an environmental evaluation, the researchers found stool of rodents, dead rodents and nests in structures on their property; However, there was no evidence of rodents found in their main home.
Hackman died several days after Alzheimer’s advanced disease, kidney disease and heart disease, according to the medical researcher. Authorities believe there may be He wandered the house For several days, the death of Unwein or Arakawa and cannot get help due to the advanced state of your illness.
One of the couple’s three dogs, a mixture of Australian Kelpie called Zina, was found dead in a box at home when the couple was discovered on February 26.
A necropsy revealed that Zinna died of dehydration and hunger because she confined. The other two dogs, who were able to wander through the property, were found alive and the tasks to attention.
The recently released photos showed that the couple was exhibited in their homemade agility tapes won by their dogs.
In addition to the new photos of the house and letters, the Santa Fe Sheriff’s Office launched Body Camera Video, an environmental assessment and a complete research report this week.
A state judge from New Mexico had temporarily Blocked the launch of any record of the investigation of death at the request of Hackman Estate. March 31, however, A judge ruled These investment records could be revealed as long as the couple’s bodies were not clearly shown.
