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Not withstanding the mirth some seem to find in the thread...this is a terribly sad way for anyone to go.
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Just this. The autopsies will determine causes of death. I suspect murder/suicide which included the dog. News says no evidence of foul play or wounds on the bodies....Drug overdoses likely.....AP just now reporting that prescription bottle found with pills scattered in the home. Then how did the dog die?....TBD
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A sad, strange deal. I know hantavirus is potentially deadly, but I am surprised it took her down so quickly, that she didn't think to call for help.
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WTF????
She some type of ex rodent lover...
Sniffing rodent turds and piss.
Kissing rodents and schit.
She had to be around some type of rodent hot spot.
Takes awhile to die from Hanta Virus.. Evidently she wasn’t much of a housekeeper if there were mice turds everywhere. 😬 You’d think with the kind of money they had, and Hackman with advanced Alzheimer’s disease, that they would have had some type of live in maid / caregiver. 🤪 First thing I thought of. Very strange.
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A sad, strange deal. I know hantavirus is potentially deadly, but I am surprised it took her down so quickly, that she didn't think to call for help. She probably thought she just had covid when she felt like sht and started having trouble breathing. And when she crashed fast it was too late. I don't think she knew she had a virus that can kill half of the people that get it. Wasn't she the one walking around with the heater? Bad chills? Sad.
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A sad, strange deal. I know hantavirus is potentially deadly, but I am surprised it took her down so quickly, that she didn't think to call for help. Just a guess, but there is a bunch of stuff going around here that mimics hanta. We lost a friend to hanta, and it took him pretty quick. He figured he had the flu.
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She was sick for weeks before she went down.
That mouse crap is no joke.
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She was sick for weeks before she went down.
That mouse crap is no joke. I have never heard of it occurring here...best reason I have ever heard for keeping a cat.
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Not withstanding the mirth some seem to find in the thread...this is a terribly sad way for anyone to go. I agree. Very sad. I call my mom's widowed husband daily. He's also my uncle (long story). Luckily I doubt he'll every have dementia. But I'll be damned if they're going to find his body bloated days after he passes.
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WTF????
She some type of ex rodent lover...
Sniffing rodent turds and piss.
Kissing rodents and schit.
She had to be around some type of rodent hot spot.
Takes awhile to die from Hanta Virus.. Evidently she wasn’t much of a housekeeper if there were mice turds everywhere. 😬 You’d think with the kind of money they had, and Hackman with advanced Alzheimer’s disease, that they would have had some type of live in maid / caregiver. 🤪 ironically, sweeping or vacuuming tends to aerosolize the virus, making it easier to contract. don't think it takes too much exposure to get a dose. normally wet winter leads to mouse ( deer mice) population boom next summer, then human cases increase in fall when mice come inside barns, sheds, or homes looking for shelter. not having a home aide was a shame. I wonder if it was a privacy issue?
...Actually Sycamore, you are sort of right....
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A sad, strange deal. I know hantavirus is potentially deadly, but I am surprised it took her down so quickly, that she didn't think to call for help. Just a guess, but there is a bunch of stuff going around here that mimics hanta. We lost a friend to hanta, and it took him pretty quick. He figured he had the flu. How did your friend contract the virus??
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Alzheimer's is a hideous thing. She could have been happy to check out after taking care of him for some time. Who knows.
My dad's Alzheimer's pretty much killed my mother. My brothers & I didn't know how bad things were until her sister shared some things mom had hidden from us. The disease killed him, I watched it until his last breath. She passed 6 months later, some complications of things, but basically just worn out.
Have pleaded with wife tat if I get it, please put me down. Some way, some how.
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A sad, strange deal. I know hantavirus is potentially deadly, but I am surprised it took her down so quickly, that she didn't think to call for help. Just a guess, but there is a bunch of stuff going around here that mimics hanta. We lost a friend to hanta, and it took him pretty quick. He figured he had the flu. How did your friend contract the virus?? He cleaned out a shed shortly before and they figure that’s when he got it.
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What a great detective site we have here. All sorts of knowledge about the people and their deaths, not one doctor or personal contact
Then the ridiculous association with dogs and their worth being greater than that of people.
Next we’ll hear from someone reasserting the value of dogs over people, wow…
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Investigators determined that Arakawa's last known activities within the community included a veterinary visit on Feb. 9. Two days later, she was seen at a local grocery store, a pharmacy and a pet store before she returned home to their gated community at around 5:15 p.m. on Feb. 11, Sheriff Adan Mendoza said during the news conference. https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/gene-hackman-betsy-arakawa-deaths-investigators-provide-update
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Finally someone didnt die of Covid.
Pretty strange with his money they didnt use a maid, gardener, cook or house keeper. That is really weird. With all their money, the might have had a live-in nurse, easy to do there in an 8,000 sq. ft. house. Pay an LPN $150K a year, that would be a pretty good gig for a nurse. And a 65 year old millionaire lady is going to do all the cooking and house cleaning? They didn't have a maid coming by 3 days a week?
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Before any wag here asks, "What about the dog?" that's obvious: it starved. Hey RockyRaab, slight correction, dogs and humans can go for a very long time without any food. What killed that dog was dehydration. Would have been dead on day 4 or 5 without any water.
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Finally someone didnt die of Covid.
Pretty strange with his money they didnt use a maid, gardener, cook or house keeper. That is really weird. With all their money, the might have had a live-in nurse, easy to do there in an 8,000 sq. ft. house. Pay an LPN $150K a year, that would be a pretty good gig for a nurse. And a 65 year old millionaire lady is going to do all the cooking and house cleaning? They didn't have a maid coming by 3 days a week? Yep, that's a mystery. Usually, the super wealthy have all sorts of services in the home like that on a regular basis. Heck, even the well to do do.
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Yep, that's a mystery. Usually, the super wealthy have all sorts of services in the home like that on a regular basis. Heck, even the well to do do. Why are we assuming they died rich?
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