Death of Gene Hackman, these overwhelming notes found in her house: “I love you, you and…”

As reported Page Sixthe authorities of Santa Fe found several overwhelming notes that Gene Hackman had written to his wife, Betsy Arakawa, before his death.

It was sad news. On February 26, Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead at their home in Santa Fe, in New Mexico. Very quickly, an investigation was opened by the authorities. The latter made it possible to clarify the causes of the death of the 95 -year -old actor and the pianist. The first, which suffered from Alzheimer’s disease, died from a cardiovascular disease while the second, died a week before her husband, after the Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. As reported Page Six This Wednesday, April 16, Santa Fe police found and published a series of documents and photos from the couple’s house. There was in particular overwhelming notes.

Before dying, Gene Hackman had written sweet words to his wife, revealed our colleagues. In one of them, the actor seemed grateful that Betsy Arakawa helped him prepare his own birthday dinner. “Good morning. Happy birthday, with a few days late. I’m still sorry for dinner, to have asked for your help, even if it was appreciated. I love you, you and the guys, G. ”was he written in the word. In a second note, he called it “Pretty girl” and said he “Think of [elle]». Another watch that the star looked like she was suffering from Alzheimer’s. “I’m going to go to this building, behind where you sit, and do everything people are supposed to do in such a building. Maybe I will remember it once I am there ”he had written. Before adding: “Love, what is his first name already?”. In another word, you can see a hint of lucidity of the actor: “But I’m going to survive, because after all, I’m still alive. (But sometimes, barely) “.

Death of Gene Hackman: These little words that his wife left him daily

If we believe the report published by the authorities of Santa Fe, Gene Hackman was not the only one to leave little words on a daily basis. This was also the case with Betsy Arakawa. In one of those that the pianist wrote, he was written: “Hi G! I take Zin (their dog, editor’s note) to his obedience course and in the veterinarian. See you soon at home! There is a puzzle on the table. Kisses B. ». In her different notes, the 65 -year -old artist seemed to keep her husband informed of her smallest actions. For example, when she left home to go to her yoga class, she informed her. Ditto when a person in charge of maintenance “Work” on the property to repair a water leak. Overwhelming notes.