Gene Hackman, Betsy Arakawa, had investigated Covid’s symptoms and considered looking for medical attention for the husband in the days before death, an investigation by New Mexico officials.
The TMZ Obtered Research Report revealed new tragic details about what Arakawa made between February 8 and 12, the day he probably succumbed to a rare disease and transmitted by rodents, leaving her sick husband only and helpless.
The Internet Navigation History, call records, voice emails and safety images of the stores that Arakawa visited showed that he had investigated whether Covid could cause symptoms such as nasal hemorrhages and dizziness.
Arakawa gave her husband a Covid test, which makes it negative, and she bought several impulse oxygen boats, according to the report.
He also sent an email to his masseuse to obtain advice on whether to obtain a medical treatment, and the final search for the Internet on February 12 was for Santa Fe health providers, according to the report.
The authorities believe that Arakawa died of Hantavirus shortly after doing the search and that Hackman died a week later, around February 17 or 18, due to the disease of his advanced Alzheimer’s and heart complications.
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