Gene Hackman’s wife, Betsy Arakawa, was found dead in their Santa Fe home with a bottle of pills nearby, leading to speculation about mummification. A forensic pathologist explained that mummification can occur in dry conditions like the desert or indoors, depending on factors such as air dryness and clothing. The couple’s deaths are still under investigation, with foul play not suspected, and Hackman’s daughters suggesting carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible cause.
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Letter reveals Shakespeare did not abandon his wife
New research suggests that William Shakespeare's relationship with his wife Anne Hathaway may have been more positive than previously believed. Historically, it was thought that Shakespeare left Hathaway behind in Stratford-upon-Avon and expressed bitterness towards her by leaving her little in his will. However, a letter fragment addressed to "good Mrs Shakespeare" indicates that they likely lived together in central London during the years 1600-1610, according to Prof Matthew Steggle from the University of Bristol's...
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