Fans are rallying in defense of the late Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa after law enforcement released the content of "private," personal love letters penned between the couple.
The Santa Fe Sheriff's Office has released photographs of just a few of the notes written to and from the actor and his wife that were found throughout their home following their untimely deaths back in February, sparking unending speculation across the world about what happened to the couple.
While many were touched by the "very sweet" sentiments contained within the messages, several were left unsettled over the invasion of privacy they felt came along with reading the intimate notes that were reposted on social media by TMZ.
"Unbelievable! These are private and should remain private!" one commented on the publication's Instagram account.
"This is disgusting! Not our business at all!" someone else declared, while another bluntly questioned, "Why are these being broadcasted?"
"Some things should stay private," another commenter insisted, as others suggested, "Can yall just let them RIP?" and, "Let this couple rest. Not everything is meant for everyone to see ❤️ ??."
"These are very sweet," somebody else admitted, "but shouldn’t have been broadcast to the world after they died. ??♀️??♀️."
"That's private," another insisted, calling their release "tactless and tasteless."
The couple was found deceased alongside one of their three pet dogs on Wednesday, Feb. 26, sparking a very public investigation that discovered Arawaka died of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, likely several days before Hackman, who was suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, died. Hackman's cause of death was labeled as hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiac disease.
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