Police Raid Confirms Ricky Hatton’s Phone Logs Were Wiped Clean — But One Text Message Remains
Authorities investigating the sudden death of former boxing champion Ricky Hatton have revealed a chilling new detail: his phone logs were completely wiped just minutes before he collapsed. According to investigators, only a single text message was left intact — a short, five-word message that reportedly left his wife devastated.
The discovery was made during a police raid in which Hatton’s mobile devices were seized for forensic analysis. Detectives were stunned to find that nearly all call histories, messages, and data had been erased within a narrow timeframe leading up to Hatton’s final moments.
“This kind of digital activity is extremely unusual,” one investigator told reporters. “The fact that the deletion occurred so close to the time of death raises serious questions about who had access to the device, and why.”
While the full contents of the surviving text have not been disclosed to the public, family members have confirmed that the message’s brief wording had a profound emotional impact on Hatton’s wife. A relative described her reaction as “heartbroken, like a truth she never wanted to face.”
Forensic specialists are now working to determine whether the phone was wiped remotely or manually, and whether the surviving message was left intentionally as a clue — or as something more sinister.
The revelation adds yet another layer of mystery to a case already marked by shocking developments, from reports of a family altercation in Hatton’s final hours to irregular notes on his death certificate. With each new twist, investigators appear to be piecing together a far more complex picture of the boxer’s final day than first imagined.
