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- Mourners attend Natalie Wood's funeral, just days after she drowned off the coast of Santa Catalina Island. Wood's death investigation has since been reopened. NBC4 reports on the aftermath of Wood's death. See more from NBCLA's archives here: 4.nbcla.com/y9EDQ1L
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Wagner wouldn't allow the ship captain or Walken to switch on the search lights to scan the waters for Natalie. Then kept the captain captive at Wagners house for 'months' afterwards, not allowing him out. So he is at least guilty of false imprisonment, yes, and obstructing a life saving search, yes. and to that extent as a result of such obstruction, probably the unlawful death of Natalie Wood. Thats not even factoring in the proposed idea that he killed her with his bare hands before throwing her body overboard, and releasing the raft to give an impression that she was trying to tie it up and fell in, or left the boat in defiance, or whatever storey he is content with existing on. So why dont the LAPD arrest this old man for false imprisonment, and unlawful death?.
Then why haven't you seen LAPD seeing you seem to have the events laid out here were you there by your account if all this happened why didn't you save her
@@patbest7057 People base their assessments on what is presented to police and the public, by witnesses, and people who knew RW such as Natalies sister, and the main witness the ship captain who could not remain complicit any longer to RWs coercion. I make my assessment based on the stated events from the trip, and that night. Plus the captains eventual need to unburden himself of Robert Wagners 'narrative' imposed on him that day and enforced months thereafter under 'detainment' under guard at RWs house (nothing abnormal about that..Kidnapping..) and past behaviours of RW. and the fact that Natalie died. She died one of two ways. By accident, or by RW. I go with the latter. ( Even if we say no to RW beating her and throwing her off the boat. RW then stopped the others from switching on the searchlight. Told them, no and to 'wait. Wait. while Natalie is somewhere in the shark infested ocean at night. Wait for what?) whatever the answer to that is. It creates a case for an unlawful death charge at the very least. Check out this excellent podcast on the subject, which opens up even more cracks in the facade of RW podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mysterious-death-of-natalie-wood/id1539095797. of course this needs a trial, so that it can all be seen in the cold light of day in law. Of course RW hides in his Aspen home ignoring requests by police to be questioned again. Shuffling around the halls in his yellow embossed slippers. Living the facade. But even his closest friends must have a shadow of doubt. How could they not. As to your last question. Why didn't I save her?. The laws of physics prevent that. Plus, if you've even been on the receiving end of someones extreme rage, anger , contempt, that lay just under the surface and can be ignited by some inconsequential (to everyone else) thing. Triggered if you will. Its pretty scary. Two men on that boat did not have the inclination to step in. Its hard to step in front of someones deep seated rage unless you can match it. You want to poke RWs facade. Maybe he felt undermined by other men who were in Natalie's life, and were not hiding secrets about their sexuality?. Based on what i heard in the podcast.
she had water in her lungs, hence the cause of death being drowning. So she couldnt have been dead before going in the water. Plus the witness on a nearby boat hearing a woman screaming that she was drowning. Why do so many of you think you know more than police and investigators?
He knocked her out with something.
@@TheNewsAnchorYouTrust unless you were there, it’s total BS.. sorry, not sorry
Natlie foreveryong will always be remembered for her beauty , smile that could win anyone's heart young or old ,She was truly a beautiful soul.
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I do believe Wagner was intoxicated and in a rage.
He may not have physically murdered his wife but due to his actions, it created the sequence to Natalie's demise.
I can’t believe investigators are Letting that murderer walk he murdered her there’s no other explanation he hit her too hard and she probably fell overboard and drowned
Clearly, Christopher Walken has been told to stay mute..
Old Hollywood protected its stars in a way that we never would nowadays. He really got away with murder, premeditated or not.
They let him walk free because there is literally no proof that she was murdered. She was drunk, angry, and it was dark and she couldnt swim. There were scratch marks on the side of the boat like she was trying to climb back in, and a witness on a nearby boat heard a woman screaming that she was drowning. They cant arrest him because YOU dont agree with the police
I just watched the new special on Natalie Wood's life & death, I'm not convinced of RJ's innocence. At one point in the interview he unsuccessfully tried squeezing out tears. Ms Woods was deathly afraid of "dark water", her untimely death makes absolutely no sense.
@Judy0007 Robert Wagner comes across like an entitled bully & definitely agree with you.
The whole point of the HBO documentary was to make RW not look guilty. However, with the mockery they did to Natalie Woods memory I think it backfire.
I agree w/ u!
@@sandralee5989 backfired big time
@@darlenedeluca8533 Drowning hit my family so l'm very passionate about untimely deaths. My older brother died in the early 60's & it had our step father's handy work all over it. Sadly that son of a 🤬 wasn't charged & my mother was strung out on drugs.
What happened that night to Natalie Wood this will always be the puzzle! What happened to get her off the boat in her nightie socks with no underwear!Why did he do it? Because he walked away what happened in that fight between C. Wolker and Wagner and Wood who had already been drunk ended up in the room to continue arguing! Then how did she end up on the dinghy ending up in the water having as everyone knows terror of water not knowing how to swim!What a yellow, what a death that ensued gives that entourage between three people with too much alcohol in their body is hidden relationships and jealousy!Poor wonderful young beauty called Natalie Wood who left us too early in the prime of a maturity (43 years old) that made her charming intense inresistible at all times so Viva!
Wagner looks more guilty as hell here then in grieve , always the actor ! i guess , 🤔
William Devane was there
Change has a petition for the LA corner to examine the newly discovered evidence in the case.
So sad!!! 😞
It surely appears that he did. If the newest evidence were allowed to come forward, showing that she was battered and bruised, the slightly recanted testimony of the boat's captain, and Christopher Walken to explain the full story of their "just friends " relationship, and why he was on the boat that night,justice would finally be served.
not battered and bruised, just bruising on her arm and a scratch on her face that wasnt very deep. Still entirely plausible injuries from falling overboard
@@jamiehartley4218 anything's plausible, when someone is getting beat up and no credible eyewitnesses to corroborate circumstantial evidence. I don't trust one inch of then,M.E. Thomas Noguchi's findings, period. Must have gotten pretty rough aboard the dinghy that night for Natalie, while alone,so much so,that she ended up in the water. RIP, Beautiful Natalie, one day, what happened in the dark, will someday come into the light.
@@malikmcclain7869 people do dangerous things when they are drunk and angry. It actually wasnt the first time she left the boatbecause she was pissed at her husband.
@@jamiehartley4218 actually it was her legs, her head, her arms, her knee, wrists actually and she was murdered 100%
@@tanishaboolaky5910 well investigators apparently disagree. The coroner said bruising was consistent with falling overboard and trying to get back on. There were scratches on the side of the boat from her trying to climb back in. Also a woman on a nearby boat heard her screaming for help that she was drowning
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Miss this gorgeous angel 😇 so much. Love you always baby ❤❤❤❤
Boy, he really did get away with murder......
Jesus too, was kissed goodbye by Judas.
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Wasn't that 1983, 1984? She died way too young.
It was December of 1981 actually. I agree, she did die way too young😞She’s still so loved ❤️
@Lucy No true
1981
@@despinak9720
It was in the early hours of November 29th 1981.
@@thesummerof1968 Yeah you’re right, sorry I meant the day of her funeral was in early December I think
Robert Wagner killed his wife
He did it.
Who was that lady in red?
If you mean the tall black lady, her name was Willie Mae Worthen, she was Courtney and Natasha's nanny.
Probably a nanny or baby sitter.
Wagner did it and preplanned it calling harbor patrol for months before asking about search and rescue efforts. Why?