Here is a review from one of our readers, Loretta Martin:
Being the celebrity watcher that I am, I sometimes wait for years to find out the true story about what had really happened when a scandalous incident occurs. Around the world the tabloids put out every scenario you can -- or can't -- imagine. Usually there are so many versions of what actually happened that you don't have any idea which one is really true, and most of them aren't. You finally end up picking the one with the reasoning that fits with your line of thinking -- and then you sit back and wait for the truth to be told.
The death of Robert Wagner's wife, Natalie Wood, and the circumstances surrounding her death in late November of 1981 were a shock to everyone. They were on board their boat, the "Splendour." Christopher Walken and Wood were in the middle of filming "Brainstorm" and he was an invited guest the night the tragedy occurred. The tabloids had a field day making up their versions of the story and Wagner had been advised by his attorney not to answer any questions the reporters might ask. So he didn't, and I wondered if we would ever hear the truth from Wagner himself.
