along with his wife and dog.
Gene Hackman found dead
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https://apnews.com/article/gene-hackman-obituary-dies-a76fbe0cd6594393acaeea1c2710706d
Here's a link to a story
"Foul play not expected"
Here's a link to a story
"Foul play not expected"
last words, "my pit bull is sweet"
CO poisoning?BlueMiles said:
"Foul play not expected"
Martin Q. Blank said:CO poisoning?BlueMiles said:
"Foul play not expected"
That was my first thought when they included the dog
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BlueMiles said:
https://apnews.com/article/gene-hackman-obituary-dies-a76fbe0cd6594393acaeea1c2710706d
Here's a link to a story
"Foul play not expected"
At least we can rule the ducks out.
has been found dead along with his wife at their home. He was 95.
One of the finest actors of his generation.
what did Colorado have against GeneMartin Q. Blank said:CO poisoning?BlueMiles said:
"Foul play not expected"
BQ_90 said:what did Colorado have against GeneMartin Q. Blank said:CO poisoning?BlueMiles said:
"Foul play not expected"
WY not?
NY, GA pleaseIIIHorn said:BQ_90 said:what did Colorado have against GeneMartin Q. Blank said:CO poisoning?BlueMiles said:
"Foul play not expected"
WY not?
Epstein list???
Heckuva great actor. Lex Luthor, Hoosiers, The French Connection. Crimson Tide. He was in his mid 90's. Heckuva run as a movie star.
Greater love hath no man than this....
My first thought as well. 95 years old.
I was shocked to learn this tidbit about the French Connection:
Quote:
The most famous sequence was dangerously realistic: A car chase in which Det. Doyle speeds under elevated subway tracks, his brown Pontiac (driven by a stuntman) screeching into areas that the filmmakers had not received permits for. When Doyle crashes into a white Ford, it wasn't a stuntman driving the other car, but a New York City resident who didn't know a movie was being made.
They had all been dead for a while, not just the wifeChampion of Fireball said:
Just saw a headline that the wife has "been dead for a while."
Think I read somewhere there was two other dogs?
Seems strange to completely gloss over "oh and his wife's dead too"
The NYT is saying that no carbon monoxide leaks were found, so I wonder if it was suicide.
Like they both drank kool-aid and the dog starved? Or it was a murder-suicide?Texas A&M said:
The NYT is saying that no carbon monoxide leaks were found, so I wonder if it was suicide.
That would probably fall under the definition of foul play. Could have been something as simple as the Flu. It takes down nonagenerians all the time.Martin Q. Blank said:Like they both drank kool-aid and the dog starved? Or it was a murder-suicide?Texas A&M said:
The NYT is saying that no carbon monoxide leaks were found, so I wonder if it was suicide.
Maybe one of them had dementia and the caretaker died of something. Then the other one just waited. It sucks, but this happens.
Milwaukees Best Light said:BlueMiles said:
https://apnews.com/article/gene-hackman-obituary-dies-a76fbe0cd6594393acaeea1c2710706d
Here's a link to a story
"Foul play not expected"
At least we can rule the ducks out.
Fox News story is saying the sheriff's dept visited the house but didn't say why. Assume it was a wellness check. The front door was open. She was dead on the floor in a bathroom. It didn't say where is body was found. There were signs they had been dead for "some time" (facial bloat and mummified hands) but not how long . One dog was also dead, but there were also two dogs alive on the property. There were open prescription bottles, but did not say what the script was. Gas company and fire department scanned for gas leaks or CO and didn't not find any signs.
Yeah, this is a really peculiar story, moreso than I understood this morning
Yeah, this is a really peculiar story, moreso than I understood this morning
I was wondering if the wife had a heart attack and died from it. But Gene wasn't able to care for himself or even use a phone.
I saw one article that said the front door was ajar so any CO could have been cycled out of the house by then.Texas A&M said:
The NYT is saying that no carbon monoxide leaks were found, so I wonder if it was suicide.
Also, they were in separate rooms
I don't' recall seeing that he had dementia.Tanya 93 said:
I was wondering if the wife had a heart attack and died from it. But Gene wasn't able to care for himself or even use a phone.
I'd think if his wife was dead he could have walked out the front door and asked for help?
Article I read said workers at the house (yard guys?) found them and called 911. Said workers had last talked to the wife 2 weeks ago.
agracer said:
I don't' recall seeing that he had dementia.
I bet he didn't either.
She was in the bathroom near the front door. He was in the kitchen.
The search warrant with the deputy's report when he first arrived is up on the Fox News website. Most of those details are in the last few replies on this thread
The search warrant with the deputy's report when he first arrived is up on the Fox News website. Most of those details are in the last few replies on this thread
Fox also said there was a "descendant" living in another room of the house.Burdizzo said:
Fox News story is saying the sheriff's dept visited the house but didn't say why. Assume it was a wellness check. The front door was open. She was dead on the floor in a bathroom. It didn't say where is body was found. There were signs they had been dead for "some time" (facial bloat and mummified hands) but not how long . One dog was also dead, but there were also two dogs alive on the property. There were open prescription bottles, but did not say what the script was. Gas company and fire department scanned for gas leaks or CO and didn't not find any signs.
Yeah, this is a really peculiar story, moreso than I understood this morning
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