The Gene Hackman estate is right to worry about public release of images from the scene of his death | Searchlight New Mexico
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Judging by what happened with crime scene photos from the murders made famous by Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood,” public interest in seeing post-mortem images of the Hackmans will be extremely high

Judging by what happened with crime scene photos from the murders made famous by Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood,” public interest in seeing post-mortem images of the Hackmans will be extremely high

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    8 days ago

    Dog was in a crate, dehyration. Two other dogs which were not confined are recovering in new homes.

    Betsy died from hantavirus. Gene had advanced Alzheimers/dementia, as well as a history of heart trouble, but he did not have hantavirus. Whether the heart troubles killed him and he fell in place, or if he fell and couldn’t get up is unknown.