Gene Hackman 911 caller received “very strange” e -mail weeks before Betsy's death

Jesse Kesler had years of positive and personal memories when he worked as a contractor for Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa Hackman.

The owner of Mudcity Builders, who worked with the Hackmans for more than 15 years, realized that after his “very strange” final E -Mail exchange with Betsy almost three weeks before the couple, dead in her house.

“I asked the last e -mail that I had with her and I never got an answer to this question, which was very strange,” said Kesler. “At that time I knew that something was wrong. I thought I might be in trouble, thought I might have done something wrong. Over time, it started to sink more that something definitely was wrong.”

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After not heard by Betsy over a period of two weeks, he was more concerned about the couple and knew that something was “serious”.

“I turned to other people and asked if they had spoken to them and it was all … two and a half weeks, three weeks,” said Kessler. “It was not at all that they just went out of the city, or if something had happened to someone, I would have known about it. And there was nothing. And then I knew that I had to do something and basically started the process.”

Kesler started the necessary steps to continue with a wellness check after talking to a friend in law enforcement agencies, and had to get in touch with a family member to continue, but did not know genes and only had the information of the mother of Betsy.

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Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa had a “fluid accumulation in her chest” at the time of her death

He hesitated and did not want to draw attention to the ultra -supported couple, but he decided to stop by the Hackmans. Santa Fe Ownership unplanned on February 26th one last time.

Fox News Digital announced that the Santa Fe Fe County district agreed that they were not contacted by anyone in terms of a wellness check by the Hackmans or their apartment.

Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa Hackman were not seen for weeks before their body was discovered. (Ron Galella/Ron Galella collection via Getty Images)

Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa Hackman lived in a remote Santa Fe estate. (Santa Fe Sheriff's Department)

Photos of the Hackman House were taken in the day by the MPs of Santa Fe County Sheriff the day on which Gene Hackman and Betsy Hackman's body were discovered. (Santa Fe Sheriff's Department)

On arrival Kesler confronted an employee of pest control and asked if he had seen something suspicious in the house.

“The first thing he told me was: 'Yes, the dogs are out.' And dogs should never be outside, “said Kesler before he added,” and then my heart sank, and I knew something really, very, really wrong.

Kesler was surprised to see how police photo showed the house in disorder.

“She was clean,” said Kesler. “There are many reports that say that … the house was dirty, that and that. Every time I worked in this house and I worked a lot on this house, this house was clean.”

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The overcrowded bathroom wash table is shown with evidence markings. (Santa Fe Sheriff's Department)

When Kesler arrived in the Sheriff department to give an explanation, he said that the interview was extremely stressful.

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“I found my best customers who were friends and found them dead,” he said. “At that time I definitely thought that something foul had taken place, and all I could think was that it wasn't obvious, but I knew that they had no evidence of what I had seen.

“And so I knew that I was somehow looked. It was extremely stressful to take my computer, my cell phone. They took all e -mails from my computer. They wanted to download my phone and I was ready to work with them and I wanted to help them.

In the Santa FE -SHEHERIFF Department for Supervisory Orders Organization, affidavit from Fox News Digital, Kesler and maintenance worker Roland Lowe Begay were identified as the two people who found Gene and Betsy's bodies in their home. Kesler, who worked for the couple for 16 years, made the shocking 911 call.

A bathtub was unusable and filled with boxes and other materials. (Santa Fe Sheriff's Department)

“I knew that I was somehow looked at. It was extremely stressful to take my computer, to take my cell phone. They took all e -mails from my computer.”

– Jesse Kesler

Gen died of hypertensive atherosclerosis cardiovascular diseases with Alzheimer's disease The new Mexico official confirmed as an important factor a week ago. He was probably alone in the house for about a week until he died on February 18, which was last recorded on his pacemaker.

Betsy died of a Hantavirus syndrome, which is transferred to humans by animals and often occurs in rodents, confirmed the New Mexico Ministry of Health. Her autopsy determined the type of death as natural. The authorities believe that it died on or around February 11th.

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Gene Hackman and Mrs. Betsy Arakawa Hackman had been married for more than 30 years. (Donaldson collection/Michael Ochs Archive/Getty Images)

Kesler was disappointed that he had no chance of showing his respect and only experienced her funeral by the media.

“It was hurtful just because I really took care of these people and I wanted to say goodbye and look forward to a closure,” said Kesler. “There were many of us who were very close to them and they loved, and I think we should have our chance to say goodbye and close something,” said Kesler.

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In order to find a form of relief from the tragic situation, Kesler plans to write a book and share his beautiful memories of the Hackmans.

“I just want people to know how good they were of people,” Kesler insisted. “There is a lot … so much was said, tunnels under the house, things like that … people need to know. They have to know the truth. There was nothing like that. They only have to have the facts.

“But I also want to tell stories. I have so many stories, and I mean, also up to my children have stories about Genes and Betsy … The stories that I have in these 16 years are good stories. They are all positive.”

“I want to share stories. I have so many stories, and I mean, also up to my children have stories about genes and Betsy.”

– Jesse Kesler

He added: “I was lucky enough to work for her. I was only … and when we lost her, I was destroyed because it was a dream to work for her, it really was.”

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