A search warrant shows that Hackman, his wife and their dog had been dead for some time, and the couple’s bodies were in different rooms when deputies found them during the wellness check, the AP reported.
Hackman was found dead Wednesday in a mudroom, and Arakawa was found dead in a bathroom next to a space heater. There was an open prescription bottle and pills scattered on the countertop near Arakawa, the AP reported.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carbon monoxide or more likely planned collective death. I understand “no foul play”to mean no third party is involved.
No one ever kills their own dog. Therefore, it's carbon monoxide poisoning.
Lifelong dog owner/lover here and I am in NO WAY condoning this but people have definitely killed their own dogs - you’ve clearly never met a farmer. Or heard anything about our current Secretary of Homeland Security. And there have definitely been murder suicide situations where the murderer has killed the dog as well.
Farmers don't usually MURDER their own dogs.
And Republicans in government are obviously a wholly different breed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was raised on Gene Hackman's films, and in some ways I saw him as a model of what a man should be. Probably why I'm single lol. But no lie, I often lament that they don't make men like him anymore.
I feel this too. I’m going to binge Hackman movies now.
I have his Oscar winning movie "Unforgiven" on DVD. I'll be watching it again very soon. It's a great movie with him, Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman. Another movie of his that I enjoyed years ago was "The Poseidon Adventure". I haven't seen it in years. Hopefully, it will be broadcast again in honor of him.
Gene Hackman was a top class actor.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carbon monoxide or more likely planned collective death. I understand “no foul play”to mean no third party is involved.
No one ever kills their own dog. Therefore, it's carbon monoxide poisoning.
Lifelong dog owner/lover here and I am in NO WAY condoning this but people have definitely killed their own dogs - you’ve clearly never met a farmer. Or heard anything about our current Secretary of Homeland Security. And there have definitely been murder suicide situations where the murderer has killed the dog as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was raised on Gene Hackman's films, and in some ways I saw him as a model of what a man should be. Probably why I'm single lol. But no lie, I often lament that they don't make men like him anymore.
I feel this too. I’m going to binge Hackman movies now.
Anonymous wrote:I was raised on Gene Hackman's films, and in some ways I saw him as a model of what a man should be. Probably why I'm single lol. But no lie, I often lament that they don't make men like him anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carbon monoxide or more likely planned collective death. I understand “no foul play” to mean no third party is involved.
+1 And/or that the general public is not in danger.
Anonymous wrote:Carbon monoxide or more likely planned collective death. I understand “no foul play” to mean no third party is involved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carbon monoxide or more likely planned collective death. I understand “no foul play”to mean no third party is involved.
No one ever kills their own dog. Therefore, it's carbon monoxide poisoning.