Natalie Wood case re-opened

[Ozzisk8tr]

Poor Natalie. Who knew that some wood doesn't float.

[Civic]

I never said they shouldn't.

No, you didn't. However some posters may wonder why the police bother with a 30 year old case.

[AxelAnnie]

Poor Natalie. Who knew that some wood doesn't float.

Really lame.

[Civic]

Latest - from CNN - Police: Wagner Not A Suspect
http://www.cnn.com/2011/11/18/justic...html?hpt=hp_c1

Husbands and boyfriends are usually the first people the police look at when a woman dies in suspicious circumstances. Is the police spokesperson telling the truth or are the police trying to lull Robert Wagner into a false sense of security? The $64,000 question.

[danceronice]

Husbands and boyfriends are usually the first people the police look at when a woman dies in suspicious circumstances. Is the police spokesperson telling the truth or are the police trying to lull Robert Wagner into a false sense of security? The $64,000 question.

Considering this a thirty-year-old cold case, I'm guessing they already looked at the husband and are probably not worried about lulling him into a false sense of security at this point. His not having been arrested long ago probably went a long way to make him feel secure.

The "new info" lost a lot of credibility the minute it was revealed it's related to a book coming out....