Natalie Wood: American Murder Mystery

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True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.2 • 34.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

At 43 years old, actress Natalie Wood had it all. She was an adored icon who'd been acting since before she could remember. She'd married the love of her life and had a thriving career and a loving family. But on Thanksgiving weekend in 1981, she disappeared from the yacht she was sharing with her husband Robert Wagner and actor CHRISTOPHER FREAKING WALKEN. Hours later, her body was recovered in a nearby cove. Was it an accidental drowning or was it murder? DID I MENTION THAT CHRISTOPHER WALKEN IS WRAPPED UP IN THIS?

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1:32.6	right now. I hope it's awesome. Yeah, or your pets or how about this? If you're thrilled
1:38.4	to not have to talk to anybody, raising a glass to you, sweetheart, chairs, enjoy it. Enjoy
1:45.4	every second of it. It's quiet. Do you hear that quiet? No kids screaming? I hate it so
1:49.6	much. I just hate it. You guys, why don't you enjoy the Natalie Wood episode? Remember
1:53.9	when I did not know who she was? And my mom and I are still not thrilled at you. But
2:00.2	we are grateful that now, you know. Yeah, and I'll tell you what I'm gonna do because
2:03.8	it's a holiday. I'm not gonna bother the people with the Patreon. We're just gonna
2:07.0	we're gonna skip it this week. What do you think, girl? Ladies, we did it. We made it.
2:11.4	Woo! Alright, we love you. Enjoy your turkey on Thursday and we'll be back at the end
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