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Anonymous (no login)
Posted Jun 10, 2009 10:48 PM
Sorry, I work 11 to 8, therefore could not respond immediately. But I indeed have read the police reports. I'm sure anyone writing about this case will have done their homework and read them, too. I actually had thought about writing an article on Wood's death many years ago, but it would have been based on the police reports only. I had no witnesses or means to travel to interview people. Yes, I could have by phone, but interviews are better face to face. In the report there is a witness from Catalina who was moored near the Splendour. He called the Splendour to invite Natalie and RJ for a nightcap. He supposedly heard arguing. Walken told the police it was a regular partying weekend, and that he didn't know what happened to Natalie. Wagner gave no answer whatsoever on as to why he did not report her missing when he did. He just said it was a nice weekend and he didn't know what happened to his wife. Davern told Rasure he didn't know what happened. He said some confusing things also but the report offered little as to any reason why Natalie would have left the Splendour. It's a confusing piece of mostly what the original notetaker jotted down (forget her name) and that report said that Wagner called immediately for help, to the Coast Guard. All of this was in Finstad's book. Don't any of you recall it? She took her information directly from the police report (which by the way is about 12 pages long). She banged it all out for everyone, even the police, but I guess it's easier to look the other way. Maybe this new book will make it a bit harder. Hope so. |
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