Yeah, yeah... her mom had to take her to the hospital and her sister and friends have told the tale. With Brett Cavanaugh and political figures like President Trump there is a political reason to lie. In this situation there was no possibility of financial gain and only the promise that her career would be over by the perp. So yes it takes a little judgement to be able to tell the difference, but not that much. I was always a Kirk Douglass fan as well, but the interviews that I saw on the documentary were pretty danged convincing.
A man is innocent until proven guilty in this country.
Natalie Wood became a world famous actress in her own right, and she did it without the help of Kirk Douglas.
She had decades to tell her horrifying story (if it happened), yet, never said a word.
These other people chose to make a documentary half a century after the fact. That those interviewed were *believable* is subjective. After all, this is Hollywood. We find good actors everywhere.
Both of these folks are dead. I am well within my senses to be skeptical of this. Someday, when I meet the ultimate infallible judge, maybe my skepticism will be overcome.
But pending any good evidence (e.g., a diary written by Natalie herself), I remain skepticalm