Tragic new details are created after Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa's death

Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa died about a week before her husband and now her autopsy has revealed a tragic new detail about her early death

After the death of Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa, new revelations were created.

The classically trained pianist was found dead with her husband in February in February. Betsy's cause of death became a Hantavirus syndrome, an illness that was spread by rodents.

It is believed that she died about a week before her husband. The celebrated Hollywood actor -died of heart diseases, with his autopsy unveiling that he had a “history of heart failure” and that “serious chronic hypertensive changes, kidneys”. Now Betsy's autopsy has indicated that she had a fluid accumulation in her chest when she died.

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Betsy's autopsy also showed that she had a slight hardening of the vessels that supplied blood and body. She also tested negatively for Covid-19 and the flu.

The autopsy found that Betsy's carbon monoxide levels were in the normal range according to Fox News. She pointed out indications that she had caffeine, but no presence of alcohol or intoxicating drugs.

These new details are followed by discoveries from Genes autopsy that offered an insight into his tragic last days. Aceton was a darker detail in his stomach, which means that after Betsy's death he may not have eaten until his own.

The gene showed acetone levels of 5.3 mg/dl, which is significantly higher

If the body reacts to a high acetone level, it can have a number of symptoms such as stomach pain, sleepiness, confusion, feelings of illness or nausea and blurry seeing.

This indicates that the actor who fought against Alzheimer's may not be able to take care of himself or to take care of her three dogs. It is also conceivable that he was not aware of his wife's death.

Genes autopsy report also showed that he had “stents of the coronary arteries and a bypass transplant as well as an earlier aortic valve replacement”.

The condition of genes and Betsys at home was described as a “complete mess”, whereby feces and disorder was scattered in every room, as shown in the shocking police video film material, which indicates how Betsy could have got the Hantavirus syndrome.

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