An acount from an ‘ear witness’ has come to light in the newly re-opened case over Natalie Wood's death while yachting off the coast of Catalina island with her husband Robert Wagner and actor Christopher Walken. The details she gives are shocking, and they’ve been ignored for 30 years.

The reknowned character actor Christopher Walken has hired litigation specialist Mathew Rosengart to represent him in the reopened case surrounding the mysterious death of fellow screen idol Natalie Wood. Natalie drowned in 1981 while on a boat with husband Robert Wagner and then-co-star Walken, just 50 feet from the shore of Catalina Island.

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