Capt Kirk on gun control

[Ole Cowboy]

 

[Dawico]

Too bad they had him as ultra Conservative the whole series but then vote for Obama.

Liked the show until then. Quit watching during that episode and never watched it again.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Didn't need a gun to drown his wife.

 

[txinvestigator]

Didn't need a gun to drown his wife.

I didn't realize he had been convicted, or even charged, with that.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

I didn't realize he had been convicted, or even charged, with that.

Didn't say he was convicted or charge, he got away with it.

 

[Hoji]

Didn't say he was convicted or charge, he got away with it.

You may be thinking of Robert Wagner. Plenty of evidence pointing to him, but by all appearances Shatner’s wife’s death does appear to be an accident or suicide.

 

[txinvestigator]

Didn't say he was convicted or charge, he got away with it.

What evidence that he killed her?

 

[vmax]

I didn't realize he had been convicted, or even charged, with that.

You mean, like OJ....lol...just razzing ya

 

[majormadmax]

An autopsy detected alcohol and Valium (diazepam) in her blood, but the coroner ruled the cause of death as an accidental drowning. The LAPD ruled out foul play, and the case was closed.

Speaking to the press shortly after his wife's death, a clearly shaken and emotional Shatner said that she "meant everything" to him, and called her his "beautiful soulmate." Shatner urged the public to support Friendly House, a nonprofit organization that helps women re-establish themselves in the community after suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction. He later told Larry King in an interview that "my wife, whom I loved dearly, and who loved me, was suffering with a disease that we don't like to talk about: alcoholism. And she met a tragic ending because of it."