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He must have answered the questions to the police satisfactorily or he'd have been arrestedlike OJ, like Robert Blake, like every other suspicious celebrity. The man's 84 years old. Leave him alone already.

Hopefully his wife will stay away from boats and the water.

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I can't watch any shows staring him, as I just keep thinking that he is guilty of at least contributing to her death. Was she beaten and trying to get ashore on the dingy? If so he is responcible. and as mentioned above, that he remarried a few months later, doesn't show him as a devoted husband.

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They are not going to stop hounding him because his soneone died under mysterious circumstances, who was supposedly the love of his life. In addition, new information has come to light that wasnt considered before. I am sorry but this guy can't talk about his wife's death 30 years after the fact or how loosing her was so hard to him but he has no problem marrying someone six months after his the love of his life dies in an accident he felt responsible for. I'm wondering why he won't answer questions about his wife's death, especially if it was an accident. Yes he feel responsible and feel grief for his dead wife but that isn't an excuse especially after 30 years. His silence speaks volumes not criminally but publicly because most husbands in this case would be up under the jail by now. But he not because he's a "reknowned" actor.

Wagner is not suspect and the police have no evidence a crime has been commited. Jusat the facts Mam!

Equally fair to ask why the public can't 'be a man' and stop hounding Wagner to speak publicly about a matter which it seems obvious is painful to him and which he doesn't wish to speak about.
If the authorities have a legitimate reason to renew questioning him, that's their affair. If not, the rest of the unive16d0rse should mind its own business and get off the man's back. 30 years has been enough time to give this particular bit of tabloid-fodder a rest.