Police change timeline of Gene Hackmans wife Betsy Arakawas death after new evidence

Authorities investigating the deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, have proposed a new timeline of events after making a new discovery this week.On Monday, a Santa Fe doctor claimed that Arakawa called his clinic on February 12 — one day after police say she died.The claim, made by Dr.Josiah Child of Cloudberry Health in New Mexico, immediately cast doubt on the timeline of events brought forward by officials earlier this month.“Mrs.

Hackman didn’t die on February 11 because she called my clinic on February 12,” Child told the Daily Mail this week.“She’d called me a couple of weeks before her death to ask about getting an echocardiogram [heart scan] for her husband.”After reviewing Child’s claim, Santa Fe Sheriff Adan Mendoza said the police’s timeline of events has been updated accordingly.“That would indicate to me that she was seeking medical advice or medical help and may have not been feeling well,” he said on Good Morning America.GMA contacted Cloudberry Health, who confirmed that Arakawa had called them to schedule an appointment for February 12 for an issue unrelated to respiratory problems.“We can now confirm that Mrs.

Hackman’s phone was utilized on the morning of February 12 to call a medical center in Santa Fe, Cloudberry Health,” the Sheriff’s office told Today in a statement.“A total of three calls were made that morning, all to the medical center.

One incoming call was made to Mrs.Hackman from the same medical center that afternoon that appeared as a missed call on Mrs.

Hackman’s cell phone.”“This information was learned through investigation into the cell phone data contained on her phone,” the statement concluded.Two days before she was due to see Dr.Child, Arakawa canceled her appointment, saying her husband — two-time Oscar winner Hackman — was feeling unwell.The medical facility added that they detected no indication of breathing issues or distress during the call, the Daily Mai...