William Shatner's deceased wife's family speaks out about book

MarciJun 15th, 2008 - 16:04:19

At the time this situation seemed a little strange, like something just wasn't right.

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MarkJun 15th, 2008 - 23:34:27

I have suspicions about the motives of her family in waiting so long to say anything. While his version is surely told from the perspective that makes Shatner look the best you need to question the motives of her family in going to the National Inquirer that pays for stories rather than legitimate news media.
If they see him as exploiting her death to sell books perhaps they want to exploit it also to line their pockets.

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stupid people bother meJun 17th, 2008 - 08:11:00

i like how people think they know how other people should and will react to a traumatic event.


not only that they go on claim that shatner didnt do enough to save his wife(and william kidds sister) life well where was the brother when his sister was struggling with alcholism. not helping her try to beat it thats for sure, where as william shatner did try for a long time to get her the help she needed.

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william kiddJun 17th, 2008 - 08:13:04

hey william kidd how is Who#@ing your dead sister to the national enquirer any better.

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The Kidd is wrongJun 17th, 2008 - 08:13:49

so how much money did you get paid by the Enquirer Mr William Kidd.

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caramella butterscotchMar 17th, 2009 - 04:47:31

Seems to me he was not too sorry she passed. The family would know more than what us in the mainstream would know. I imagine their outrage is due to Shattners potrayal of his wife at that time. I will read what the family says in their book.

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