Robert Wagner has repeatedly refused to meet with law enforcement authorities to discuss Natalie Wood’s last hours.
Here’s what officials want to ask him, according to a law enforcement source.
1. Did you hit, push or have any physical contact with Natalie before she disappeared off your yacht, Splendour, in November 1981?
2. In your book, “Pieces of My Heart,” you claimed Natalie was slightly drunk, but Darvon was found in her system. Were you aware of her drug use?
3. Why did you wait more than five hours to alert the Coast Guard that your wife was missing?
4. Why weren’t Natalie’s two young daughters with you? It was Thanksgiving weekend, which is normally a time to spend with family.
5. Why did you take Splendour to the less crowded Isthmus Cove off Catalina Island instead of mooring it at its usual marina space closer to shore?
6. Why did you take Splendour so far out during bad weather?
7. Why did you smash a bottle of wine on the table during a trivial argument with Christopher Walken over an actor’s dedication to career versus family?
8. Why did you choose November 29, 1981 – the day Natalie’s body was found – to stop drinking?
9. Did you hear Natalie cry for help when she was in the water?
10. Why did you helicopter back to the mainland immediately after your wife’s body was discovered, instead of waiting to identify her or retrieve her wedding ring?
