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A yacht captain said he lied to investigators about the mysterious death 30 years ago by actress Natalie Wood, whose body was found in the waters off southern California, accusing the husband of the actress, Robert Wagner, for his drowning.The circumstances of his death has been classified as a tragic accident.
But on Thursday, homicide detective suddenly reopened the case. Detective in Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office speaks to reporters Friday about the decision to take another look at the death of Oscar-nominated actress' in the November 29, 1981.
In a special report to air on CBS Saturday at 10 pm ET / PT, "48 Hours Presents Vanity Fair: Hollywood Rag," said Dennis Davern, Captain Wagner, splendor, "I think Robert Wagner was with her until she entered the water. "
Wood drowned after spending several hours drinking and the Catalina Island Yacht Wagner, the other actor Christopher Walken (with whom Wood had been the protagonist in the movie "Brainstorm") and the ship's captain, Dennis Davern.
The Los Angeles Times cited Sheriff Lee Baca said in recent comments to this captain, Davern, who was interviewed for the book project and the 2000 Vanity Fair Article comments are displayed and printed a new "48 Hours Mystery" episode is centered around Hollywood scandals.Wood said forensic autopsy had been accidentally killed while trying to board a rubber faded grandeur, when she fell and drowned.
"This story is 100 percent false," Davern said the premiere of "48 Hours" special. "Natalie would never in a million years, Take That seedy enjoy. He had me."
This is not the first time Davern contradicted statements he and others made to investigators after the death of Woods. The magazine said that he told his story through the tabloids, and there was an agreement to purchase a book for years.
NBC "Today" Friday Davern said he made mistakes by not telling the truth about the events leading to death over the weekend of Thanksgiving and called homicide investigators in Los Angeles County Sheriff reopen the case.
"Was the fight between Natalie Wood and her husband Robert Wagner, who eventually led to his death?" Host David Gregory asked."Yes," said Davern.
"How are you?"
"As I said, it will be up to scientists to decide," said the captain.
Davern said he believes that Wagner had deliberately kept the death of Wood study a low profile and did everything he could have done. When Gregory pressed to support Davern details, said the captain, who was forced to investigators.
Play the magazine Vanity Fair special LA Country Sheriff Detective Duane shave - which was the original investigator on the case - comments Davern asked about Wagner: "It's like saying that Robert Wagner has been pushed to the sea it is a murder investigation, but I do not think so. . him. "
Also interviewed in Vanity Fair are special Marti Rulli, an old friend of Davern who spent 30 years investigating the death of Wood, Roger Smith, the paramedics who took the wooden body to shore, Marilyn Wayne, who was in a boat near night, and Mart Crowley, a close friend of Wood and Wagner, which also challenges the claim Davern. "To infer that was about ... and not dive to save is just absurd ... to anyone who knows anything about their relationship."
Journal of Davern said that Wood and Wagner fought their cabin before the actor was lost. Coroner's officials ruled accidental drowning her death, may have caused her to slip out of the boat while trying to tie a boat.
The death sparked speculation sensational play because the wood was involved, but Wagner and her sister Wood rejected any suggestion of death of the actress was just an accident. Coroner's officials at the agreed time, writing that the timber was "perhaps trying to board the ship and fell into the water and hit his face."
Police officials are hoping tips from the public can shed new light on the form of wood - I was afraid of being in the water - eventually drown.
A yacht captain said he lied to investigators about the mysterious death 30 years ago by actress Natalie Wood, whose body was found in the waters off southern California, accusing the husband of the actress, Robert Wagner, for his drowning.The circumstances of his death has been classified as a tragic accident.
But on Thursday, homicide detective suddenly reopened the case. Detective in Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office speaks to reporters Friday about the decision to take another look at the death of Oscar-nominated actress' in the November 29, 1981.
In a special report to air on CBS Saturday at 10 pm ET / PT, "48 Hours Presents Vanity Fair: Hollywood Rag," said Dennis Davern, Captain Wagner, splendor, "I think Robert Wagner was with her until she entered the water. "
Wood drowned after spending several hours drinking and the Catalina Island Yacht Wagner, the other actor Christopher Walken (with whom Wood had been the protagonist in the movie "Brainstorm") and the ship's captain, Dennis Davern.
The Los Angeles Times cited Sheriff Lee Baca said in recent comments to this captain, Davern, who was interviewed for the book project and the 2000 Vanity Fair Article comments are displayed and printed a new "48 Hours Mystery" episode is centered around Hollywood scandals.Wood said forensic autopsy had been accidentally killed while trying to board a rubber faded grandeur, when she fell and drowned.
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This is not the first time Davern contradicted statements he and others made to investigators after the death of Woods. The magazine said that he told his story through the tabloids, and there was an agreement to purchase a book for years.
NBC "Today" Friday Davern said he made mistakes by not telling the truth about the events leading to death over the weekend of Thanksgiving and called homicide investigators in Los Angeles County Sheriff reopen the case.
"Was the fight between Natalie Wood and her husband Robert Wagner, who eventually led to his death?" Host David Gregory asked."Yes," said Davern.
"How are you?"
"As I said, it will be up to scientists to decide," said the captain.
Davern said he believes that Wagner had deliberately kept the death of Wood study a low profile and did everything he could have done. When Gregory pressed to support Davern details, said the captain, who was forced to investigators.
Play the magazine Vanity Fair special LA Country Sheriff Detective Duane shave - which was the original investigator on the case - comments Davern asked about Wagner: "It's like saying that Robert Wagner has been pushed to the sea it is a murder investigation, but I do not think so. . him. "
Also interviewed in Vanity Fair are special Marti Rulli, an old friend of Davern who spent 30 years investigating the death of Wood, Roger Smith, the paramedics who took the wooden body to shore, Marilyn Wayne, who was in a boat near night, and Mart Crowley, a close friend of Wood and Wagner, which also challenges the claim Davern. "To infer that was about ... and not dive to save is just absurd ... to anyone who knows anything about their relationship."
Journal of Davern said that Wood and Wagner fought their cabin before the actor was lost. Coroner's officials ruled accidental drowning her death, may have caused her to slip out of the boat while trying to tie a boat.
The death sparked speculation sensational play because the wood was involved, but Wagner and her sister Wood rejected any suggestion of death of the actress was just an accident. Coroner's officials at the agreed time, writing that the timber was "perhaps trying to board the ship and fell into the water and hit his face."
Police officials are hoping tips from the public can shed new light on the form of wood - I was afraid of being in the water - eventually drown.
