Good afternoon, everybody. We are here with the sad news of one of my dad's all-time favorite actors.

I remember just sitting on the sofa in Witness watching all these movies with my dad, Gene Hackman, I'm talking about.

Let's get him up there. And what an absolute tragedy. What a master actor back before Hollywood was dumbed down.

But the news pertaining to his death is strange to say the least.

They're saying that there's no foul play when he was, what, 95? But he's found dead with his wife and his dog, Jen.

No foul play.

How does that work?

Is that the dog jump on the counter and just take the poison?

They all did it willingly?

I mean, the last time I heard of anything like this was a man, his partner and his dog dying simultaneously was

Hitler in the bunker. Was there no file play in Hitler's bunker? Was that just another day at the office?

Really strange how they phrased this. And who has ruled this? The cops over in Santa Fe, they've gone to the scene.

You can imagine you've been called to a scene. You've gone in. You've seen this in front of you.

You've gone, no foul play. They're all gone. Yeah, that's fine. Carry on. No, it's ridiculous.

So if you've just tuned in, Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy and the dog have all been found unalived.

Gene was 95.

This was at his Santa Fe home, 12-acre plot.

And he just turned 95 last month.

We were fortune estimated at $3.8 million, about $3 million.

He had a portfolio of homes he had overhauled and recreated.

Two of which sat on the compound with a married couple who wed in 1991 were found alongside

the dog on Wednesday morning with local media reporting that no foul

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