Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman was found dead in his Los Angeles home recently, with his wife and dog. While the tragic news has obviously shaken the industry, it has also led to many speculations. Although the authorities ruled out foul play, people were still suspicious.
Especially because the veteran actor and his family were found dead on the very day Jeffrey Epstein’s list, i.e., documents about his clientele, was scheduled to be released.
As such, many netizens wondered if the late actor had any connections to the child s*x trafficker. Although people were convinced that the release of the documents would answer these questions, it seems to have only confused them more.
Netizens speculated if Gene Hackman and his wife’s death were connected to the release of Epstein’s list
As stated above, legendary actor Gene Hackman, his wife, pianist Betsy Arakawa, and their dog were found dead inside their Los Angeles home on Thursday. Although many expressed their sadness and confusion over such a tragic incident out of the blue, others speculated.
Although the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s office ruled out any discrepancies around their demise, a TMZ report suggested otherwise.
According to the outlet, a detective noted the belief that the incident needed to be investigated properly. Especially since the front door of the couple’s home was allegedly open, and a bottle of pills was found beside Arakawa’s dead body.
Arousing suspicions even more was the fact that Gene Hackman’s body was allegedly found in a different room altogether. The authorities did not comment on the couple’s cause of death.
Hence, many wondered what could have led to the entire family meeting such a tragic fate overnight. What triggered their doubts even more was the fact that Gene Hackman and his family were discovered in such a state on the very day the much-awaited Jeffrey Epstein‘s list was supposed to come out.
Although it has gained the moniker Epstein’s list, the reality is multiple declassified documents related to the late child s*x trafficker’s clientele were scheduled to be released. Now, many high-profile personalities, including Hollywood A-listers and business moguls, have been linked to the deceased convict for years.
As a result, people wondered if the late actor had been one among that expansive client base as well. Netizens further speculated if the fear of being discovered for their misdeeds when the List does make it to the public has led to their tragic demise.
Well, the Epstein’s List was released to the public on Thursday, but Gene Hackman or his wife were by no means linked to that as per a Times Now report. However, the released documents have only created more confusion among the masses.
The release of Epstein’s List has only created more confusion among people
As mentioned above, the released documents gave no indication of either Gene Hackman or his wife being involved with Jeffrey Epstein. Additionally, the documents didn’t include any new information. As per The New York Post, the recently released files contained names from the deceased convict’s phonebook, without any context.
In fact, the addresses of the people on the list were also redacted. Moreover, the names that were released along with the flight logs have been available in the public domain for years due to the trials that led to Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell’s indictment.
For example, President Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Ralph Fiennes, Alec Baldwin, Mick Jagger, and more have been subjected to public scrutiny ever since their names were revealed to be among those in contact with Epstein.
Interestingly, Trump famously banned the notorious criminal from one of his hotels back in 2007 due to an incident with one of his guest’s teenage daughters.
Regardless, the heavily censored documents are being noted as only Phase 1 of the files the DOJ is slated to publicize about Jeffrey Epstein’s case. At any rate, Attorney General Pam Bondi has promised to divulge the full extent of the high-profile case to the people of the United States soon.
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