Shatner's side of the story

Bill Shatner confronting the rumors (by Nerine's brother) that he didn't try to save his wife..
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"Can you imagine what it was like?" he asks, his face twisted in anguish. “After the OJ Simpson debacle, I suppose I should have known what was going to happen. The media was asking, ‘Did Shatner kill his wife?’”
“I remember diving into the pool,” he says. “I had enough breath for one deep dive. One of her arms was floating above her and I grabbed her by that arm and lifted her, pulling her towards the shallow end. I laid her by the pool. Her skin was blue. I remember every second. For someone to suspect I killed her? I gave my life to my wife because I loved her. I devoted myself to her until the day she died. And believe me, alcoholism had Nerine by the throat.”
“Sometimes I berate her for not having stopped drinking. Sometimes I tell her it’s okay, that I am thinking about her, that she is alive in my mind. But you never get over it.”
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I believe him. She got drunk, fell in the pool and drowned. Her brother seems to have his own problems. Shatner also says he doesn't wear a toupee and tugged at his hair to prove it. It doesn't look like a rug to me.