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Natalie Wood's Suicide

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Have you ever seen the film Miracle on 34th Street? If so then the young girl in that film is Natalie Wood. Officials reported Natalie Wood died by drowning. Although Natalie Wood died of drowning they believe that her husband murdered her, but might have been murdered by another person purposely drowning her. While some believe that Natalie Wood was murdered by Gregson Wagner, there is more evidence to her death being an accident.
Officials and doctors claimed that Mrs. Natalie Wood died by drowning. There are many reason to this theory, one of them is doctors conducted an autopsy. The results to the autopsy were that she did officially die by drowning, also bruises on her outsides and abrasions on the left side of her face. The doctors

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