Betsy Arakawa Confirmed Alive Day After Reported Death

New evidence has emerged regarding the timeline of Betsy Arakawa's death, revealing that she was alive a full day longer than initially believed. Phone records indicate that on February 12, Arakawa made multiple calls to a medical center, contradicting reports of her passing on February 11. Dr. Josiah Child, who interacted with her before her death, noted that she had scheduled an appointment for February 12 but canceled it due to concerns for her husband's health. Gene Hackman, who suffered from advanced Alzheimer's, was found dead a week later, with reports suggesting he may have been unaware of his wife's passing. The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office is still investigating the case, which is considered active as they piece together the timeline, especially regarding the couple's assets and estate plans. Both deaths have been ruled as natural causes, but the circumstances surrounding them remain unclear.