A "fatal" blow to the head will always produce a sign, a hemotoma, a cut, a gash, always.

(03-02-2025 03:16 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  A "fatal" blow to the head will always produce a sign, a hemotoma, a cut, a gash, always.

The most renowned forensic pathologist in the world disagrees with you.

Quote:Baden shared his theory that Arakawa's death may have occurred after Hackman's pacemaker stopped while she was trying to help her husband.

"His wife was found in the bathroom," Baden said. "They haven't released the information about her findings, except that she did not have carbon monoxide in her, and that what appears to be from the scene and from what's been said is that she found her husband in the mudroom."

Baden explained 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.

"She may have struck her head on the way down and had some internal injury to the brain that doesn't show up on the outside or bleeding in the inside of the brain," Baden said. "Or that she may also, at 65, had severe heart disease and excitement can cause a trigger to the cardiac rhythm causing death under those circumstances. I think the first, that striking her head would be more common."

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/ge...cumstances

(02-27-2025 03:46 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  I loved him in Young Frankenstein as the blind hermit. That scene was the best part of the movie.

"Wait! Wait! Where are you going? I was gonna make espresso."

Recently, Alec Baldwin threatened to strangle a person, and he has been known to get away with killing a person in New Mexico.

Just sayin' ...

His wife died 7 day before he did.

So why did the dog die?

(03-07-2025 04:46 PM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  So why did the dog die?

It was locked in its crate.

(03-07-2025 04:53 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 04:46 PM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  So why did the dog die?

It was locked in its crate.

Yep. If she died up to 7 days before Gene, and they were found 9 days after Gene died, then that dog had no chance. Died of dehydration.

What's weird is why she laid on the floor for up to 7 days and Gene did nothing about it. Was he that far gone? He didn't even call anybody.

I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

(03-07-2025 05:00 PM)banker Wrote:  I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

Then the answer is, yes, Gene was that far gone. Crazy.

(03-07-2025 05:07 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:00 PM)banker Wrote:  I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

Then the answer is, yes, Gene was that far gone. Crazy.

They're saying Gene Hackman had Alzheimer's. I can definitely believe that was the case.

(03-07-2025 05:20 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:07 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:00 PM)banker Wrote:  I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

Then the answer is, yes, Gene was that far gone. Crazy.

They're saying Gene Hackman had Alzheimer's. I can definitely believe that was the case.

Yes, that's what I meant by that far gone. My wife has dementia at age 75, so I'm familiar.

Yes. I believe it also. My dad died with Dementia a year ago. My aunt(his sister) died 4 years before he did of heart failure. My mom and he found her when she didn't answer the phone one morning as they lived around the corner. I got there shortly after they did when she called me. And at that time my dad kept asking where his sister was. We were sitting in her living room as the EMS, coroner and Funeral Home were doing their thing. He kept asking about her and went to go look at her more than 10 times to the point we had to go outside. It is the short-term memory that is gone. Hackman probably went by and saw her on the floor 100+ times and would then forget what he saw before he left the room. I'm sure he walked around the house (it was huge) looking for her and even went outside looking for her. Really sad deal. He may have even put the dog in the kennel.

(03-07-2025 05:28 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  Yes. I believe it also. My dad died with Dementia a year ago. My aunt(his sister) died 4 years before he did of heart failure. My mom and he found her when she didn't answer the phone one morning as they lived around the corner. I got there shortly after they did after my mom called me. And at that time my dad kept asking where his sister was. We were sitting in her living room as the EMS, coroner and Funeral Home were doing their thing. He kept asking about her and went to go look at her more than 10 times to the point we had to go outside. It is the short-term memory that is gone. Hackman probably went by and saw her on the floor 100+ times and would then forget what he saw before he left the room. I'm sure he walked around the house (it was huge) looking for her and even went outside looking for her. Really sad deal. He may have even put the dog in the kennel.

(03-07-2025 05:21 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:20 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:07 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:00 PM)banker Wrote:  I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

Then the answer is, yes, Gene was that far gone. Crazy.

They're saying Gene Hackman had Alzheimer's. I can definitely believe that was the case.

Yes, that's what I meant by that far gone. My wife has dementia at age 75, so I'm familiar.

it's a horrible disease ... runs on both sides that live past 90 (almost every one of 'em) ... @70max #costa

(03-07-2025 05:41 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:21 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:20 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:07 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:00 PM)banker Wrote:  I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

Then the answer is, yes, Gene was that far gone. Crazy.

They're saying Gene Hackman had Alzheimer's. I can definitely believe that was the case.

Yes, that's what I meant by that far gone. My wife has dementia at age 75, so I'm familiar.

it's a horrible disease ... runs on both sides that live past 90 (almost every one of 'em) ... @70max #costa

Alzheimer's, it is sad. My MIL had it.

(03-07-2025 05:20 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:07 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(03-07-2025 05:00 PM)banker Wrote:  I could buy it. She was his caretaker, drops dead and leaves him to just wander around. Just think Joe Biden if Jill dropped dead in a few years.

Then the answer is, yes, Gene was that far gone. Crazy.

They're saying Gene Hackman had Alzheimer's. I can definitely believe that was the case.

Heartbreaking and tough to contemplate. Imagine his state of confusion and fear and pain during those long days.

So, he basically died on a deserted island


Oooof, what a jacked up situation


Kids are obviously worthless

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My mother in law who was young 68 died of ALZ

Terrible

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(03-07-2025 10:21 PM)maximus Wrote:  So, he basically died on a deserted island


Oooof, what a jacked up situation


Kids are obviously worthless

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Yep. He went at least 16 days without them checking on him. At least 7 alive, and 9 dead.