As the investigation into the tragic death of actress Natalie Wood continues, new witness testimony has emerged that may finally bring justice to her untimely demise. According to author Marti Rulli, who is set to release a new book titled Natalie Wood and the Devil She Knew, the case will remain open as long as Robert Wagner is alive, as he is considered a suspect in the case.

Rulli, who has been instrumental in uncovering new evidence in the case, is hopeful that the Los Angeles DA will take another look at the strong previous evidence and the new witness testimony to bring closure to the investigation. The new witnesses, who came forward after the case was reopened in 2011, have provided crucial information that could change the course of the investigation.

One of the key developments in the case was the change in the cause of death by the Los Angeles County coroner, from “accidental drowning” to “drowning and other undetermined factors”. This shift has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding Wood’s death and has prompted new witnesses to come forward with their accounts of what they saw and heard on the night of her tragic demise.

According to Rulli, the reason why these witnesses did not speak out earlier was because the case was initially declared an accident, leading many to dismiss any suspicions they may have had. However, with the new evidence that has come to light, it is clear that there is more to the story than meets the eye.

Rulli, who previously coauthored the book Goodbye Natalie, Goodbye Splendour with the yacht’s skipper, Dennis Davern, is determined to uncover the truth behind Wood’s death and ensure that justice is served. With the support of new witnesses and the renewed interest in the case, there is hope that the mystery surrounding Natalie Wood’s drowning death will finally be solved.