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Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa's Deaths Linked to Health and Environmental Factors

New investigative reports reveal rodent infestation at their Santa Fe home and detail the couple's final days and causes of death.

Overview

  • Gene Hackman died on February 18, 2025, from heart disease exacerbated by advanced Alzheimer’s, while Betsy Arakawa succumbed to a Hantavirus infection likely linked to rodent exposure.
  • Investigative reports released on April 15, 2025, included emails, phone records, and web searches showing Arakawa researched symptoms like dizziness and nasal bleeding shortly before her death.
  • Authorities discovered severe rodent infestations across multiple outbuildings on the couple’s Santa Fe property, described as a 'breeding ground for vermin.'
  • Arakawa was last seen alive on February 11, 2025, and may have sought medical assistance the following day, while Hackman’s pacemaker recorded his last heartbeat on February 18.
  • The couple was privately buried in Santa Fe in a small memorial service attended by close family, with legal measures enacted to protect sensitive investigation materials.

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