Gene Hackman’s wife, Betsy Arakawa, called medical concierge service before she died, authorities say
Gene Hackman’s Wife Betsy Arakawa, who previously reported her last known event and a day two weeks ago, in Santa Fe’s medical concierge She and Hackman were found deadInvestigators confirmed Monday.
On February 26, the bodies of Hackman and Alakava were found in their Santa Fe home. Officials say autopsy shows Hackman dies of heart disease Arakawa died of Hanta virusa rare respiratory disease is mainly transmitted by rodents. Officials previously said Arakawa was believed to have died for several days before both Hackman and both bodies showed signs of decomposition.
Before getting the phone record, Santafe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said earlier this month that Arakawa’s last communication and event was on February 11. That day, she exchanged emails with a massage therapist and saw them at local grocery stores, CVS and pet food stores.
But cell phone records show Arakawa made three calls on the morning of February 12, the sheriff’s office said in a statement. All three calls are Cloudberry Health, which provides medical concierge services in Santa Fe.
The sheriff’s office said there was also an upcoming call from Cloudberry Health in the afternoon, and Arakawa seemed to have missed it.
There was no additional information on the phone Monday.
It is not clear how and when Arakawa will get Hantavirus. The disease spreads from animals (mostly rodents) to humans. Hackman tested negative for the virus.
The state’s chief medical investigator said Hackman also suffered from senior Alzheimer’s disease, the state’s chief medical investigator said.
One of the couple’s three dogs was also found dead in their home. Mendoza said Arakawa brought Kelpie Mix home from a veterinary hospital on February 9. this Dogs may die of starvation and dehydrationaccording to a report obtained by the Associated Press.
