Robert Wagner- Is He Hiding Something

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:Those suspicions have been floating around for the past 30 years,  Stormee...

NOT exactly breaking or earth-shattering news, is it ?

Stormee wrote:I reckon so, dreadful incident.

How you say?

This is the moment Robert Wagner was confronted by the sister of his late wife Natalie Wood who died in mysterious circumstances in 1981.

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Syl wrote:If memory serves was the  official verdict she fell overboard whilst trying to stop a dinghy banging against the yacht...late at night whilst  Wagner and Walken were in another part of the boat?
They didn't hear anything, though a woman nearby heard calls for help
Natalie Wood was also said to be scared of the water and would not go in following a childhood incident.

She/they were drunk, anything could have happened that night, but I never believed the official story.  

Syl wrote:If memory serves was the  official verdict she fell overboard whilst trying to stop a dinghy banging against the yacht...late at night whilst  Wagner and Walken were in another part of the boat?
They didn't hear anything, though a woman nearby heard calls for help
Natalie Wood was also said to be scared of the water and would not go in following a childhood incident.

She/they were drunk, anything could have happened that night, but I never believed the official story.  

The autopsy also found that Wood's blood alcohol level was 0.14%, and there were traces of two types of medication in her bloodstream: a motion-sickness pill and a painkiller, which increase the effects of alcohol. Following his investigation, Los Angeles County coroner Thomas Noguchi ruled her death an accident by drowning and hypothermia. According to the coroner, Wood had been drinking and may have slipped while trying to re-board the dinghy.

Horatia stated >>>She was terrified of water because she was abused by her mother when she very young.   Her mother was the original Stage Mom, a pushy overbearing woman who used psychological cruelty to get the performances out of her child necessary to make her a star.   Mommy dearest told her she was going to die after she had a premonition about her drowning.  She would pull the wings off butterflies to make her cry just before a shot.

Given that Natalie Wood was absolutely terrified of water, I doubt she got into that dinghy.

She suffered from a deep fear of drowning after having barely survived an accident when she was a little girl, during the filming of The Green Promise (1949). Her fear was so great that Elia Kazan had to lie - promising a double - and trick her into doing the scenes at the water reservoir in Splendor in the Grass (1961).

aspca4ever wrote:

Horatia stated >>>She was terrified of water because she was abused by her mother when she very young.   Her mother was the original Stage Mom, a pushy overbearing woman who used psychological cruelty to get the performances out of her child necessary to make her a star.   Mommy dearest told her she was going to die after she had a premonition about her drowning.  She would pull the wings off butterflies to make her cry just before a shot.

Given that Natalie Wood was absolutely terrified of water, I doubt she got into that dinghy.

Naaaa, you've got your stage mommies twisted around; Natalie grew up sitting on her momma's lap eating up every movie her mother would take her too --- she loved the acting world and the reason she had such a dread of water >>>

She suffered from a deep fear of drowning after having barely survived an accident when she was a little girl, during the filming of The Green Promise (1949). Her fear was so great that Elia Kazan had to lie - promising a double - and trick her into doing the scenes at the water reservoir in Splendor in the Grass (1961).

My older sister had a strong connection to this actress {my sister could have been Natalie's doppelganger}  - they looked that much alike.  And she read and bought every article and bio written about her favorite movie-star-twin!

However, according to the bio recently brought  out which I read a few months ago, her mother used psychology on her and part of that encouraged her fear of drowning as she'd been told by a fortune teller to beware of dark water.   Her sister wrote...
Dark water held a special sway over the actress, because her mother had told her she would die by drowning, and by dark water. According to Wood's sister, her mother had told them this from a young age, and had scared Natalie Wood enough that she avoided going into deep dark water ever since.