Tragic end: Gene Hackman's dog died of thirst!

Tragic end: Gene Hackman's dog died of thirst!

In a tragic incident, it was announced that Gene Hackman's dog Zinna, which was apparently found together with the Oscar-winning actor and his wife Betsy Arakawa at the end of February in their house in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This results from the results of a autopsy carried out, about which the news transmitter ABC reported. At Zinna, no signs of infections, injuries or poisoning were found. The dog's stomach was almost empty, apart from just a few hair and bile, which indicates a lack of food intake and water. The investigators conclude that Zinna has probably died in a limited area without access to vital resources, as OE24 reported.

The circumstances around the deaths of Hackman and Arakawa are also worrying. As can be seen in the reports, the 65-year-old Betsy Arakawa probably died of a disease triggered by Hantaviruses, while Hackman, who was already 95 years old, probably succumbed to cardiovascular disease, about a week later. Heather Jarrell, the medical investigator, expressed that Hackman may not even be aware of his wife's death, which further reinforced the tragedy of the situation. The property also discovered two other dogs that were still alive, such as Tagesspiegel reported.