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an informed voice (no login)
Posted Mar 23, 2009 7:58 PM
This entire site is pathetic. However, it is a perfect example of the telephone game - someone hears something and passes it on, albeit sightly changed because the person they heard it from was misinformed, or they didn't hear it correctly, or they're too stupid to understand what they've heard. (To 99% of the people on this site - feel free to apply any of the aforementioned to yourself.)
First and foremost, Wagner hasn't changed his story. The statements put out right after the accident that you're attributing to Wagner actually came from his SPOKESMAN. Understand the difference between that and a direct first-hand quote?
Wagner has NEVER, EVER spoken publicly in detail about what happened that night. Still hasn't. (The closest he came was on Charlie Rose, but even that wasn't detailed.) He spoke in detail to Lambert and now has written about it in his book, but those two instances stand alone. Now for all the conspiracy theorists out there, I thoroughly understand that they're not the details that fit YOUR demented scenario, but they are first-hand. Get over it.
As for Lambert's book, Wagner didn't give him the "what are you trying to do? F*** my wife!" line. In fact, that's not even in Lambert's book. The direct quote from Wagner about the wine bottle incident that Lambert includes in his book is consistent with what Wagner wrote in his own book - telling Walken to stay out of Natalie's career (see pgs 310 and 311 of Lambert's book, hardcover, 1st edition). Sorry to burst your bubble, but again, there's no contradiction.
As for what he told the police - you have no idea what he told the police or how and when they interviewed him. We're you there? Have you read the police report? No on both accounts. But you've certainly heard or read things over the years from other uninformed people on the internet and believe it to be "fact" and continue to pass it along as such. Gullible, irresponsible idiots.
Next, Walken and Wagner WERE checked by police for signs of a physical altercation. Noguchi specifically said that at his press conference. He said there were no injuries or evidence of a physical altercation on either man's body. But hey, why let facts stand in the way of a good conspiracy theory.
Finally, the story about Wagner holding Davern hostage in his house? Please. Another demented internet fantasy that has made the rounds and become "fact" to the uninformed and/or anyone hoping to find "evidence" of foul play.
Keep moving because there's no crime scene here. Go find another hobby.
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