Natalie Wood died on Nov. 29, 1981 — according to the report hastily filed by Los Angeles coroner Dr. Thomas T. Noguchi — due to accidental drowning. Now that former coroner, whose ruling appeared to clear Robert Wagner of suspicion in Natalie’s death has made an amazing declaration: he now concedes he was wrong! Dr. Noguchi (left), snapped here by The National ENQUIRER, has told investigators he “agrees” that Natalie’s was more than an accidental drowning. The remark contradicts his official statement made two days after the actress’s death off California’s Catalina Island, a declaration some say allowed Wagner to cheat justice! But as The ENQUIRER reported, the case was reopened in 2011 — and a supplemental coroner’s report amended Noguchi’s ruling to “drowning and other undetermined factors” the following year. Read on for details of Dr. Noguchi’s revised opinion, and click here for celebrity true-crime news ….
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Now, one of the cops leading the reopened case has made a remarkable revelation on the podcast “Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood.”
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Then Hernandez dropped the bombshell: “He agrees with the new findings.” The ENQUIRER caught up with Noguchi, now 91, near his Pasadena home — but he evaded our questions.
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Although almost unrecognizable after dying his once-gray hair, multiple sources confirmed the frail man in this exclusive image is Noguchi, who looked weary — perhaps from shouldering the burden of
allowing Natalie’s killer to walk free!
Now, one of the cops leading the reopened case has made a remarkable revelation on the podcast “Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Then Hernandez dropped the bombshell: “He agrees with the new findings.” The ENQUIRER caught up with Noguchi, now 91, near his Pasadena home — but he evaded our questions.
Photo credit: Coleman-Rayner
Although almost unrecognizable after dying his once-gray hair, multiple sources confirmed the frail man in this exclusive image is Noguchi, who looked weary — perhaps from shouldering the burden of
allowing Natalie’s killer to walk free!
Photo credit: Getty Images/Coleman-Rayner
