Natalie Wood's Boat Captain Believes Robert Wagner 'Murdered' the Star

Natalie Wood was murdered by her own husband Robert Wagner, believes the captain of her yacht.

During an upcoming interview on Dr. Phil airing Friday, September 14, Splendour captain Dennis Davern, who was among the last people to see Wood alive, shares his knowledge of the actress’ final moments — and reveals who he believes is responsible for her tragic death.

“Do you believe Robert Wagner murdered Natalie Wood?” Dr. Phil McGraw asks Davern.

“Yes, I really do,” Davern responds.

He also said the former couple was “fighting” before she disappeared.

“You could hear things being thrown around the state room,” he alleges.

In a previous interview with hit podcast “Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood,” Davern said Wagner refused to let him leave his home in the months after the tragedy.

“It was just like I was in a prison,” he told podcast host Dylan Howard.

Wood disappeared from the family’s yacht Splendour on November 29, 1981, after a pleasure ride with Wagner and their friend Christopher Walken. Her body was discovered hours later one mile away from the boat.

Watch Dr. Phil on Friday, September 14, for the full interview. Check your local CBS listings for air time.

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