Natalie Wood, who born in San Francisco, was an American film and television actress. Wood is married from Robert Wagner, and they have three children. Natalie Wood died on November 29, 1981, and no one knows how exactly she died. In addition, Wood was with her husband and their friend in the boat, and she argued with Wagner before living the boat. Also, Wood afraid of water her whole life, and she died by drowning on a weekend trip. Natalie Wood’s body was discovered at 8:00 AM in 1981, far away from the yacht. The autopsied fond on Wood’s body bruise and abrasion; moreover, they found in Wood’s blood 0.14% of alcohol, which convey the coroner to say that may Wood has slipped while going to the yacht. Furthermore, the boat had not been used, and Natalie Wood was wearing clothes not for a boat ride. The jacket that she was wearing when she died; did not come off from the water. Also, her clothes were wet and the jacket was heavy, so the jacket pulled her down when she was trying to climb the boat. If she did not wear the heavy jacket, she might be survived. This means that she did not remove the jacket because she was drank, and she was not thinking clearly. When Wood …show more content…
This means that Wagner is responsible for Wood’s death. Moreover, the cause of death changed from accidental drowning to undetermined manner. In 2013, the coroner wrote a report to autopsy that the bruises on Natalie’s body might have been happened before she drowned to the water; therefore, they denied that Wagner was the killer. In conclusion, the manner of death for Natalie Wood case is undetermined because there is not enough information about how she died and what exactly happened to her that night. In my opinion, it might the police have missed some of the evidence in this case, so they might check the boat for any fingerprint or did she tried to climb on it to
At around eight thirty AM Queenie Trap, a rather small woman at five feet and six inches and one hundred and ten pounds, left her house after a fight with her husband Arthur Trap. Had she known this was the last time she would see him alive she wouldn’t have left, or maybe she already knew about his untimely demise. Queenie has her motive, her fights with her husband are more than enough, although Queenie is rather small she knew Arthur was drunk.The investigators should rule Arthur’s death as a murder because she had a motive, and although some would say that Queenie’s size means she couldn’t overpower him he was drunk, she also had ten minutes alone with the dead body of Arthur.
The killer was nowhere to be seen in New Orleans. After the police investigation, there were reports of a razor that was found in the room, with blood. Police suspected that the axeman used his axe and made a couple blows, and then sliced Catherine’s throat with the razor, ending her life instantly, all around 2-3 a.m. (New Orleans). The axe that was used to kill the victims was later found at the house as well, so the killer left his weapon behind, but covered up his tracks.
The famous axe murders of Fall River in 1892 shocked everyone for years and many believe that it was Lizzie Borden or was it? Lizzie Borden is accused of killing her parents with an axe. Many believe that she committed this crime but was never caught. I believe that Lizzie Borden is guilty of killing her parents. Lizzie had a rocky relationship with her stepmother before and a week before the murders Lizzie got into an argument with her father and stepmother. When police searched the house there was no sign of anyone who had tried to break into the Borden house on the day of the murders and Lizzie was the only one in the house
He was holding an unbroken liquor bottle in his left hand. he was faced as if he fell backwards as he was going up stairs in the hallway. According to the autopsy, there was a wound on his head, and he had in fact, been inebriated when he was found deceased on the stairs. “Something terrible happened John slipped and fell on the stairs.” Rachel Muir stated, “He was coming down for another drink and I think he’s dead. What shall I do?”
Now as you know the poor girl did die, but how do you know that it
According to local Australian media, the father of 35-year-old Nasrin Abek called the police when he had not heard from his daughter for quite some time. Cops then went to the Christian convert’s house to investigate and found her dead inside her house with multiple knife wounds, Mohabat News details.
Those two heirs were Turtle Wexler and Judge Ford. Judge Ford thought this already and she figured out that Turtle thought the same when she was interviewing her about the fireworks. Turtle, then, had said that when she found the body in the Westing house, it looked like a wax dummy and not a real life dead body. J.J, earlier during the reading of the will, had thought the same thing, that the body did not look real. Following up on that fact, always if someone is murdered, especially someone of that importance, an autopsy is performed to figure out the murderer. This ALWAYS happens, the police should have been all over the case. But, the body did not get an autopsy, even the Judge thought it was not unlawful to have an autopsy, and the only reason the cops came was because of the bomb cases, but those came later. So, since the autopsy didn’t happen, the body must be fake!
However, while all that may be true to them it does not mean she wasn’t still depressed or suicidal about her life. The majority of evidence pointed towards Michelle killing herself and it made the most sense until they attempted to show how she held the pistol to kill herself. The pistol recoiling forward and cutting her eyelid did not make sense and created enough doubt in my mind to question the nature of her death. This is because if the cut was made before she died then there may have been a struggle during a fight with Jeremy which completely changes the circumstantial evidence. However, even though my final thought about the death is that there is too much suspicion about the physical crime scene evidence to call it a suicide, I also believe that at this point and after the first investigation there is and was not enough evidence to call it a murder either specially to charge Jeremy and have it stick. There were also more disturbing facts about the crime scene that did not add up to suicide as well such as the fact that Jeremy had no DNA on his own pistol that he wore every day and that there were two shots fired, one into the floor and one into Michelle's
The first victim was a young woman named Teresa Knowlton. She was found drowned in a tidal pool in the Gulf of Thailand by Sobhraj. He got one of his many nicknames, “The Bikini Killer” by the similarity of his victims wearing swimsuits during the murders, and Knowlton being one of them (Indiana, 2014). The second victim was Vitali Hakim whose burnt body was found on the road where Sobhraj and his emerging group of criminals living for a while. His next murder involved two Dutch students, Henk Bintanja, and his fiancé, Cornelia Hemker, who were invited to Thailand by Sobhraj after meeting him in Hong Kong. They fell for Sobhraj’s appeal and were poisoned by him. He then tried to keep them conscious in order to obtain beneficial information from them. After lying to them and telling them they would live if they shared information, Sobhraj and Chowdury immediately murdered them. Their bodies were found strangled and burned on December 16, 1975. Around the same time, Sobhraj was overwhelmed because he was also visited by one of his previous victim’s girlfriend, Charmayne Carrou, who had arrived to investigate her boyfriend's death. Sobhraj and Chowdury drowned Carrou because she was trying to expose and threaten Sobhraj. She was found wearing a flowered
The autopsy conducted concluded that Arthur had died from a head wound and that he’d been drunk. I believe that this was no accidental death but a coverup for a murder committed by Queenie Volupides. Queenie is guilty of Arthur Volupides’ murder because she has motive, the position and condition of the body isn’t realistic, and the presence of the glass doesn’t seem to belong there.
There was a death in the Trap house. Arthur Trap is lying at the bottom of the stairs dead with a glass in his hand. Was this a regrettable accident or murder? His spouse, Queenie Trap, claims that Arthur was drunk and fell down the stairs causing his death. Some may argue that Arthur’s death was an accident, however, the investigators should rule Arthur’s death a murder because of the suspicious body position and Queenie’s presence and claims.
When it comes to theater productions, there are several vital factors that are needed to run a successful production. Without the presence of singers/actors, an orchestra, props, sets, costumes, conductor, director and much more, theater productions would cease to exist. However, the most important deciding factor and the center of the attention out of the entire list are actors. Many people watch theater productions to be entertained by the actors and actresses. Every other factor would be considered as a supporting casts that helps promote the actors. One of the few actresses that stand out in the theater production world is Angela Lansbury, short for her full name, Dame Angela Brigid Lansbury. Angela Lansbury is an Anglo-American, born
Even before Grace Kelly married a prince, she had the aura of a princess. As Grace Kelly once said “I’ve been accused of being cold, snobbish, distant. Those who know me well know that I’m nothing of the sort. If anything, the opposite is true…” She had a remarkable elegance and sophistication that made her different from other Hollywood actresses. Grace Kelly was a highly popular actress since 1950 until she married the prince of Monaco. Grace became a princess after marrying Prince Rainier III of Monaco. Kelly brought positive and long overdue changes to the social climate of Monaco.
Coco Chanel was a fashion inspiration who ruled the fashion empire for decades. Her classic timeless pieces changed the look of fashion. Her hard work and dedication is greatly appreciated throughout the fashion world today. With the help of her many wealthy partners, Chanel put her creative mind to work and created the world’s most popular haute couture house.
Gabrielle Chanel remains one of the most well-known fashion designers of all time. She was born on August 19, 1883 in France and died in 1971. Chanel revolutionized the fashion industry with her distinctive style. After the death of her mother, she spent much of her childhood in an orphanage. The challenges of her early life helped build her strong character which influenced her path in life. Chanel was nicknamed “Coco” after a lost dog in a popular song she loved to sing. Her early career was funded by a succession of her rich lovers. This allowed her to open her first shop in Paris in 1910. She sold hats as well as some garments. Coco developed a significant following of clientele who enjoyed her practical sportswear creating great success.