Let me tell you a story that’s as captivating as it is chilling. Actress Natalie Wood, the Hollywood legend known for her dazzling performances, seemed to hint at something dark and sinister about her husband, Robert Wagner. Allegedly, she told her sister Lana, "Sometimes it’s better to be with the devil you know, than the devil you don’t." This haunting statement came just before her untimely death, leaving many questions unanswered.
Lana Wood, now in her 70s, opened up about these eerie words in the blockbuster podcast, Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood. It’s a deep dive into the life and tragic demise of one of Hollywood’s most iconic stars, and it’s got everyone talking. This podcast isn’t just another true crime series—it’s a gripping narrative that feels like you’re sitting in on a private conversation with the people who knew Natalie best.
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Unraveling the Mystery: What Really Happened to Natalie Wood?
The 12-part audio documentary is the result of years of relentless investigative journalism, spearheaded by host Dylan Howard. It’s not just about solving a mystery—it’s about understanding the life of a woman who was both a star and a human being with her own struggles. The chilling new evidence uncovered by the team suggests that Natalie’s death might not have been an accident after all. Could she have been murdered? It’s a question that’s been debated for decades, and this podcast brings us closer to the truth than ever before.
In the first four chapters, now available for download on iTunes, the podcast takes listeners on a journey through Natalie’s rise to fame. From her days as a child star to her status as red carpet royalty, the series explores her incredible career and her personal life, including her first marriage to Robert Wagner. That marriage ended in divorce in 1962, just five years after they began dating, when Natalie discovered Robert in a compromising situation with another man. It was a shock that sent ripples through Hollywood.
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Chapter 5: A Family Dinner That Changed Everything
As we dive into Chapter 5, listeners get an exclusive look into a pivotal moment in Natalie’s life. Her younger sister Lana Wood recounts a bizarre family dinner where Natalie decided to reintroduce Robert into their lives, years after their first marriage ended. “Everybody was shocked,” Lana recalls. “I pulled her aside and I said, ‘What are you doing? Why are you doing this?’” It’s a moment that sheds light on Natalie’s complex relationship with Robert and the decisions that ultimately shaped her life—and her death.
A Glimpse into Natalie’s Heart: The Memoir That Changes Everything
In another world-exclusive reveal, Fatal Voyage uncovers a never-before-seen memoir written by Natalie herself. In it, she opens up about her reasons for rekindling her romance with Robert. “We had broken up, gotten older. R.J. remarried,” Natalie wrote. “The external trappings of our lives changed. But I believe that those changes don’t in any real sense, make you a different person and to deny the validity of my feelings about someone a long time ago would be for me, to deny that I existed.”
This candid insight into Natalie’s thoughts and emotions paints a picture of a woman who was deeply introspective and true to herself, even in the face of public scrutiny and personal challenges. It’s a reminder that behind every Hollywood facade, there’s a real person with real feelings.
