In a stunning development, police sources have confirmed that Ricky Hatton accessed a private email account in the hours leading up to his death — an account that neither his family, close friends, nor his longtime partner knew existed.
According to investigators, Hatton’s final message from the account was a confirmation of a substantial deposit on a property. The recipient, described only as a “mystery woman,” remains unidentified. Law enforcement officials are now working to trace the identity of the woman and determine whether she is connected to the boxer’s final hours.
“The content of that last message has shaken everyone involved,” a police insider told reporters. “It wasn’t just a financial transaction — it carried personal undertones that left his wife devastated when she was briefed.”
Detectives are treating the discovery as a potential breakthrough in piecing together the final movements of the former world champion, whose sudden death shocked the boxing community.
Family members, already reeling from the loss, were blindsided by the revelation of the hidden email account. “None of us knew it existed,” one relative admitted. “To learn what he was planning in those final hours raises more questions than answers.”
Authorities have not disclosed the location of the property or whether the deposit was successfully processed. However, the transaction is believed to have been significant in value and made shortly before Hatton’s fatal collapse.
As the investigation intensifies, the focus has shifted to uncovering who the mystery woman is — and why Hatton kept the correspondence hidden.
“This could change the entire understanding of his state of mind before his death,” one investigator suggested.
For now, the revelation of a secret email account, a hidden property deal, and an unidentified woman has left both the public and Hatton’s grieving family in shock — deepening the mystery surrounding the boxer’s final hours.