The doctor discovered Gene Hackmanwife, Betsy ArakawaHe didn't die on 11. February, as an officer claimed, because she called his clinic 12. February.

Hackman, Arakawa, and one of their three dogs were found dead in their home in Novi Mexico, 26. February, with initial suspicion that they died for carbon monoxide poisoning.

However, the Law Officers from Santa Fe discovered that Arakawa died from Hantavirus 11. February, while Hackman died seven days later due to a hypertensive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, and Alzheimer is a contribution factor.

The circumstances around the death of Arakawa and Hackmawa continue to generate confusion, and the doctor now add another corner of mystery.

Saturday Dr. Josiah Child said Daily mail If the officers were wrong about Arakawa's Day of Death.

He said, "Mrs. Hackman didn't die on 11. February because she called my clinic 12. February"

Child, a former emergency expert who now runs cloud health in Santa Fe, explained a few more weeks before she asked her husband for her husband. But one of my patients recommended mine. "

He said, "the meeting was scheduled for 12. February. It was for something unrelated with anything of respiratory bars."

The doctor said Arakawa canceled his meeting two days before she was seen because Gene Hackman was unwanted.

He also discovered, "she invited her in the morning 12. February and talked to one of our doctors who told her to come to that afternoon."

Dr. The child said, "We made her a meeting, but she never showed up. She showed no symptoms of respiratory troubles."

He added: "The appointment was nothing connected with Hantavirus. We tried to call her a few times without answering."

The doctor's discovery that was alive on the day when the coroner claimed that she died adds another layer of mystery to an already stressful situation.

However, Dr. The child also disputes that Hantavirus is the cause of Arakawina's death while showed the signs of "respiratory distress".

He said, "I'm not an Hantavirus expert, but most patients who have a diagnosis in the hospital. It was surprising that Mrs. Hackman talked to my office on the phone 10. February and did not show up in respiratory distress."

Meanwhile, Los Angeles-based doctor talked to the exit Sunday and threw more doubts in Hantavirus is the cause of Arakawina's death.

They said, "Medical professionals scratch their heads across the hantavirus as the cause of death. Respiratory failure is not surprising - it is something that worsens more than a few days."

The doctor concluded, "Most people are recognized in ER (emergency room) because they have trouble breathing. It is extremely rarely for a seemingly healthy 65-year-old to dismiss. In fact, no one heard of something."

11. February 2025, Arakawa, 65, allegedly performed his usual activities, visited food trade, pharmacy and pet trade before returning home to Santa Fe.

Authorities believe that she died the same day from Hantavirus, rare, but deadly diseases associated with rodent crushes.

After her passage, there was no further communication or activity from her.

Hackman, 95, who suffered from Alzheimer's disease, was probably aware of his wife's death. His data on the pacemaker recorded a heart rate of 17. February, with an irregular rhythm of 18. February, suggesting that he died that day for heart disease.

Arakawa and Hackman's bodies were found 26. February when the maintenance worker reported not to respond irresponsibly. Authorities ruled both deaths as natural causes - Arakawa from Hantavirus and Hackman from heart disease, and Alzheimer is like a contribution factor.

Meanwhile, the wife of Bruce Willis, Emma Heming Willis, reflected on the death of money, emphasizing the need for his caregiver.

He pointed out that Arakawa, Hackman's carer, passed away a week before him, amplifying the challenges of carers.

Drawing out of your own experience cares for Bruce, which has frontotemporal dementia, Emma called people to recognize the fighting caregivers.

She put on a myth, who thought the carer "specit," insisting that he needs him and him. In Instagram postShe emphasized, "carers need too much. Period. Full stop."