Gene Hackman, a recognized Hollywood actor, and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead in their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico a week ago. The tragic news caused shock worldwide due to the mystery surrounding the event, as their bodies, along with that of their dog, were discovered lifeless under yet-to-be-clarified circumstances.
Various theories have emerged regarding the unexpected death of the couple, and one of the most recent comes from the physician handling the case. James Gill from the Connecticut office suggests the possibility that Betsy Arakawa may have been a victim of "broken heart syndrome" after finding her deceased husband. This approach implies that the pianist could have died of natural causes triggered by the pain and sorrow of losing Gene Hackman.
On February 27, it was announced that Gene Hackman, 95 years old, and his 63-year-old wife, along with their dog, were found dead in their home. Despite the speculation, it was ruled out that the event was due to violent acts. Initially, a gas leak was considered as a possible cause of death; however, this theory was dismissed by the local gas company after finding no significant evidence.
Bill Daly, a former FBI agent, proposed the hypothesis of food poisoning as the cause of the couple's deaths, although this theory has not been confirmed. In this context, the idea that Betsy Arakawa may have died from a "broken heart" becomes relevant as a possibility highlighted by physician James Gill in his analysis of the case. Despite the various theories proposed, the circumstances surrounding the death of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa remain a mystery.
