It'll be a while before they release anything definitive, but the most simple explanation for the whole thing would be that the wife died first, leaving both Hackman and the dog helpless.
At this point that seems fairly likely.That was my first thought but, this guy's theory seems like it might fit the physical evidence known to date better:
Forensic expert’s theory surrounding the ‘unusual’ circumstances of Gene Hackman, wife’s deaths
Baden shared his theory that Arakawa’s death may have occurred after Hackman’s pacemaker stopped while she was trying to help her husband... that in an agitated state, Arakawa could have rushed to the bathroom to get Hackman’s blood pressure medication before falling to the floor while scattering the pills and taking the space heater down with her.
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That was my first thought but, this guy's theory seems like it might fit the physical evidence known to date better:
Forensic expert’s theory surrounding the ‘unusual’ circumstances of Gene Hackman, wife’s deaths
Baden shared his theory that Arakawa’s death may have occurred after Hackman’s pacemaker stopped while she was trying to help her husband... that in an agitated state, Arakawa could have rushed to the bathroom to get Hackman’s blood pressure medication before falling to the floor while scattering the pills and taking the space heater down with her.
Probably not if she (for example) clonked the back of her head - it wouldn't immediately apparent.The article said there was no evidence of physical trauma. If Arakawa had fell to the floor, wouldn't there be bruises and/or cuts?
That sounds like me with THE HUNTING PARTY. What I do remember was that villainous Gene outlasted the antihero......I saw this for free in college but I don't remember anything about it.
My ex-best friend told me it was a masterpiece with MIDNIGHT COWBOY vibes. Strangely enough, he trashed THE DEPARTED for being too faithful to its title.You mentioned not having seen Scarecrow, so I'll just say I've always been iffy on it. Sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't.
Nine days after death it have been difficult, at least at the scene, to determine if any marks on the body were from physical trauma prior to death or due to Livor mortis after passing.The article said there was no evidence of physical trauma. If Arakawa had fell to the floor, wouldn't there be bruises and/or cuts?
Fuuuuck. That's depressing as hell.
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