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Did anyone read up on Hackman's death? It's fucking brutal.
Autopsies revealed that Hackman and Arakawa both died of natural causes, though their deaths are attributed to different causes and could have happened several days apart, Jarrell said.

Hackman probably died on February 18, when his pacemaker last recorded his heartbeat. The device recorded that the actor was experiencing atrial fibrillation, an irregular heart rhythm.

Hackman was hypertensive and died of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, Jarrell said. He also had advanced Alzheimer’s disease, which the medical investigator said was “a significant contributory factor.” A postmortem CT scan showed that the 95-year-old had severe heart disease and chronic high blood pressure.

Arakawa, who was last seen in public about a week before her husband’s likely time of death, died first from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. The syndrome is the result of hantavirus, a rare disease that can infect humans through contact with infected rodents, Jarrell said.
It appears likely that Betsy died in the home before her husband, investigators said, and it is possible Hackman was in the home with his wife’s body for several days before he died.

“It’s quite possible that he was not aware that she was deceased” due to his advanced Alzheimer’s, Jarrell said when asked whether Hackman was aware his wife had died. She noted he was in a “very poor state of health.”

Arakawa was last seen alive or heard from February 11, when she had a short email conversation in the morning with her massage therapist before driving into Santa Fe to run errands, according to Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza.

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Many a night was hand with those weird greaseless burgers that grill would produce. Took us awhile to start marinating the meat beforehand, but we got there.

Finding out later (not much later, but still) that he was not only a boxing legend, but 2nd only to Ali and was the one fighter Cus D'Amato actively had Tyson avoid fighting on his come-up, well shit . . .

RIP George Foreman

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I was a photo assistant a long time ago. We'd fly to Houston or San Francisco or whatever, me, my boss and a food stylist (really fun people to work with) to take photos of George and his grill for all the packaging and marketing. Sometimes, I'd be his standin, standing on top milk crates because he was much taller. Super nice guy, very professional. He might be chilling in his chair, and like the millionth person would come up to shake his hand and talk about some famous fight. Every person, he'd treat like they have a new story, they're a special friend, always smiling and always gracious. He was a lot of fun to have around set.

RIP to one of the greats.

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her sister was a guest shark on shark tank. her son overdosed in february.
RIP 23 and me.
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The genetic information company, best known for its saliva test kits, announced Sunday that it is headed to bankruptcy court to sell its assets. And 23andMe’s financial distress prompted California Attorney General Rob Bonta to issue an unusual privacy “consumer alert” about it Friday.
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