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New evidence appeared in the death of an Oscar -winning actor and his wife
The authorities discovered new evidence that changed the chronology of events in the death of the Oscar -winning actor Gin Hackman and his wife, pianist Betsy Arakawa. As it turned out, Arakava called the clinic several times after the date of the alleged death. About this writes the BBC.
The office of the sheriff of Santa-Fa County claims that they never reported the official date of the death of the Arakava, but only called the day when it was last seen alive. In early March, District Sheriff Adan Mendos said that on February 11, the woman was on recording from video surveillance cameras when she went shopping. The forensic expert Heather Jarell suggested that Hackman died a week after the death of her wife.
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Now, having gained access to the calls of Arakawa, the Sheriff’s office found out that on February 12 the woman was still alive and repeatedly called the clinic with a request for medical care. It is reported that that morning the pianist made three calls to Cloudberry Health, which provides medical concierge services.
Clinic Director Dr. Joosaia Child told the BBC that neither Arakava nor Hecman were previously treated in this medical institution. According to him, Arakava called the clinic and appointed a visit to the doctor on February 12, but later canceled it, explaining that she needed to take care of her husband.
“She called and talked about the congestion of her nose, but did not mention violation of breathing, shortness of breath or chest pain,” he said.
According to him, on February 12, the woman again called the clinic several times to make an appointment, but "she never came." “Our office called her several times, but never received an answer,” Child says.
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The forensic examination previously determined that Arakava died of a handavirus pulmonary syndrome - a rare respiratory disease to be transferred with rodents. Her husband probably died on February 18 - it was on this day that the pacemaker was the last time to record his heartbeat. According to experts, Alzheimer's disease could prevent him from realizing that his wife, with whom he lived for more than 30 years, was dead.
The body of their dog was also found in the spouses' house, which, supposedly, died of hunger.
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