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Natalie Wood’s Death Wasn’t an Accident — Here’s Why.

#nataliewood , #robertwagner , #christopherwalken , #hollywoodmystery , #splendour #truecrimestories , #mysterydeath Natalie Wood’s death in 1981 was officially ruled an accident, but compelling evidence suggests otherwise. The lifelong aquaphobe drowned off Catalina Island aboard the yacht Splendour during a tense Thanksgiving weekend with husband Robert Wagner and co-star Christopher Walken. This video re-examines the case: Natalie Wood’s deep fear of water, escalating marital conflict with Robert Wagner, the mysterious two-hour delay in calling for help, unexplained bruises consistent with external force on her body, conflicting witness accounts, and Christopher Walken’s long silence. Decades later, the case remains open, with renewed scrutiny exposing possible domestic violence and Hollywood cover-up. A chilling investigation into one of Tinseltown’s most enduring mysteries and a call for justice for Natalie Wood 00:00 Introduction 03:45 Natalie Wood’s Lifelong Fear of Water 07:20 Marriage to Robert Wagner – Love, Conflict, and Tension 10:45 The Fatal Weekend on the Splendour – Timeline of Events 14:10 The Two-Hour Gap and Delayed Distress Call 17:30 Bruises, Autopsy Findings, and Witness Contradictions 19:10 Christopher Walken’s Silence and Ongoing Investigation Disclaimer: Content is transformative and falls under fair use for purposes of commentary, education, and historical analysis (Section 107 Copyright Act). This channel is independent and not affiliated with any featured individuals, companies, or organizations. Information is sourced publicly; we make no guarantees of accuracy and are not liable for any reliance on this content.