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"The investigation into the death of actress Natalie Wood has revealed that foul play was unlikely, according to a report. In November last year the LAPD reopened the case of the actress, who died in 1981 in mysterious circumstances, but it has now been reported that no new evidence has been uncovered to suggest that her passing was anything but accidental. Chief of detectives William McSweeney told the Los Angeles Times that weeks of interviews and investigations have not uncovered any new information, saying: &amp;quot;At this point, it is an accidental death. Nothing has been discovered to suggest changing that at this time.&amp;quot; However, he did say that the case is not yet closed as detectives are still trying to find answers to questions that were left unanswered at the time of the initial investigation in 1981. McSweeney described the matter as a &amp;quot;cold case&amp;quot; that will be brought forward again if any additional evidence appears, but admitted that it was unlikely that the case would ever lead to criminal actions against anyone. Wood&amp;#039;s husband, actor Robert Wagner, has been linked to Wood&amp;#039;s disappearance on more than one occasion despite police ruling him out of the investigation near the start.  The case was reopened last year because the captain of the ship that Wood, Wagner and film star Christopher Walken were on at the time of her disappearance revealed that he had not told the truth immediately after the Thanksgiving accident.  He also claimed that he had statements from other potential witnesses who had more information about the incident. &amp;gt; Natalie Wood witness: &amp;#039;I was warned to keep quiet&amp;#039; &amp;gt; Robert Wagner &amp;#039;stalled Natalie Wood rescue attempts&amp;#039; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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