The sweet, tortured spirit of Oscar-nominated actress, Natalie Wood, is still at “unrest,” according to famed tv psychic, Carla Baron. Last week, the release of a new review into Wood’s death by the Los Angeles Coroner’s Office raised red flags on almost every aspect of the original coroner’s report.
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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) January 22, 2013
Psychic Carla Baron believes there is much more to the story surrounding the mysterious death of Natalie Wood. Ms. Baron is perhaps best known for her starring role as a real-life psychic profiler in TruTV’s hit paranormal crime series, “Haunting Evidence.”
Carla Baron expounds on her vision, “Haunting images permeate my psychic mind’s eye viewing Natalie’s last moments as she was gasping for air in the water, struggling desperately to remain afloat… her cries for help unanswered.”
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Los Angeles Times reported on Jan. 17, 2013:
“On Monday, the L.A. County coroner questioned the original 1981 findings and changed Wood’s cause of death from “accidental drowning” to “drowning and other undetermined factors.”
The coroner’s report cited unexplained fresh bruising on the actress’ right forearm, left wrist and right knee, along with a scratch on her neck and a superficial scrape on her forehead. Officials said the wounds open the possibility that she was assaulted before drowning.
“This examiner is unable to exclude non-accidental mechanism causing these injuries,” the report said, adding that evidence suggested the bruising occurred before Wood entered the water.”
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“I psychically see the argument between Robert and Natalie, the rage of jealousy tempered by the cool, calm demeanor of Wagner,” remarks Ms. Baron.
What was the relationship between Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood?
Psychic profiler, Carla Baron, senses this was clearly a toxic “theater” staged between these two karmic souls. That was the nature of their relationship – a firestorm of ego, jealousy, control,” says Baron.
Speaking of ‘storms’ –
Natalie’s final film was “Brainstorm,” (1983), a compelling science fiction drama in which she and Christopher Walken play a husband-and-wife team of scientists who create a device that can record human thoughts. Is it possible that Natalie Wood’s final thoughts could have been recorded in the ethers of space & time?
Carla Baron is sure of it. “My impressions on this case reveal that Natalie has discovered how to communicate & connect spiritually from the Other Side. She wants to be heard. I just happen to be able to tap into that particular frequency,” Baron explains.
Did Natalie Wood witness an eerie premonition of her own death when she was a child?
“An accident on a movie set (she fell into a river and almost drowned) when she was 9 years old left her with a permanently weakened left wrist and a slight bone protrusion, which, for the rest of her life, she hid with large bracelets. Regardless of the movie role, or anytime that she was out in public, she always wore a large bracelet on the left wrist,” according to Wood’s IMDb biography page.
Carla Baron is anxious to explore this mysterious case file, along with other famous celebrities who met with untimely tragic unanswered deaths. “I feel these souls need someone to fight for them, to uncover the truth about the circumstances surrounding their exit from that lifetime.”
Television audiences in 2013 crave stories of crime, mystery, and the unknown. We have seen this trend flourish with “The Killing” (AMC) – to begin production shortly on Season 3, and this week’s premiere of “The Following” (FOX), starring Kevin Bacon. Bacon takes on the role of a former FBI agent returning to apprehend a charismatic, omniscient serial killer (James Purefoy.)
“I have some intriguing ideas for a television series, weaving elements of crime, psychic, and the paranormal,” Carla Baron remarks.
“I invite network execs and tv producers familiar with these elements to contact me regarding future projects into this realm.”
Carla Baron may be contacted directly via her website.
Psychic Carla Baron 