[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Really had them going, Lana, until you got to the part about selling her clothes. "But having all her things around me so soon after her death was just too awful for me. I ended up taking the clothes to one of those resale shops and made $15,000..." And it's still JUST as painful almost 30 years later? Maybe you need to sell more clothes?

[Perdogg]

"Well Golly Gee Mister, you are really good at this game."

[70th Division]

Wagner, Shatner and O.J. all belong to the same club. OH, forgot Robert Blake.

[1776 Reborn]

Always had a crush on Natalie growing up.

[Joe Boucher]

Grasping foor her 15 minutes?

[Perdogg]

When they were making Brainstorm in North Carolina my dad filled a prescription for Natalie. A p.a. came by to pick it up.

[bogusname]

Years ago I read the account given by the Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner for the County of Los Angeles, Thomas Noguchi. He made a good case for the whole thing being an accident. The guilt for Mr Wagner is in the fact that he wss intoxicated and engaged in an argument and couldn’t hear her cries for help. Noguchi said she was alive for some time before she finally succumbed to exhaustion and drowned.

[waxer1]

My 2 year old son died in 1992 and I still have his clothing. can’t look at them and can’t get rid of them. I guess I am not ready to let him go even after all these years.

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

My dad died the year I was born. I can’t imagine my mother ever selling his clothes or even looking at them, it would be almost as unlikely as an exhumation.
Some pain can’t lie deep enough.