Why it's Homicide - Prosecutor Sam Perroni!

Sam Perroni, the ONLY qualified expert to write a book on the Natalie Wood case, will stun you with what is REALLY knowable about Natalie's death. Forget the accident narrative. The truth has been here all along.

📺 About This Video
Former U.S. Assistant Attorney and author Sam Peronni explains the legal standard applicable to the the Natalie Wood case and why her death was a homicide. Opinion is irrelevant, only the Law matters, and under the Law, Robert Wagner could have and should have been charged with second degree murder.

About Sam's Book
Sam Perroni's stunning book; Brainstorm: An Investigation of the Mysterious Death of Film Star Natalie Wood, is an ingenious first-person account of Mr. Perroni’s years long investigation of Natalie’s case as if he were a prosecutor. In fact, he WAS a prosecutor! In doing so, Perroni obtained unseen and confidential original official files, documents, photographs, and information from long-lost witnesses revealing the true circumstances surrounding Natalie’s death. The personal side of what drove and fueled the author to keep investigating when officials tried to shut him out adds a new and unsavory dimension to a persistent mystery.


How Mr. Perroni’s extensive background helped him take a fresh look at reports and discover new witnesses — to reveal never before recognized facts and forensic evidence, inferences and motives pointing to homicide and the only possible suspect — is fascinating. And the red flags that appeared along the way to help him discover a cover-up, orchestrated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and powerful Hollywood insiders during the initial investigation, are glaringly sensational. In exposing an ulterior motive for reopening the case in 2011, Perroni provides an answer to an explosive question: Why weren’t criminal charges filed over Natalie Wood’s death?


Seeking Justice
Why would I take years of my life and spend a small fortune to investigate the death of someone I had only known through movies, television and books? I didn’t need the attention and publicity. I had garnered more than my fair share while actively trying criminal cases. And, I didn’t need something to keep me busy. I had plenty to do.


My answer to your question is openhearted. It was the sheer travesty of it all and my admiration for a woman who had the temerity to want everything a good life consists of—a happy marriage, healthy children and a successful career doing something she was born to do.


What’s more, I believed people like me needed closure. We needed something more than a news conference, sensational sound bites or vague accusations by a spokesman from the Los Angeles County coroner or sheriff’s department. We needed the truth, and if it was possible, we needed justice.

Sam Perroni

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