Ep 6. Dr. Kevorkian's Death Van and Natalie Wood's Yacht

In the sixth episode of Deadly Possessions, history enthusiast and collector Zak Bagans takes his viewers on a journey through two of the most notorious items in recent history - Dr. Jack Kevorkian's infamous Death Van and the yacht belonging to the late actress Natalie Wood.

The episode starts with Zak introducing his team as they prepare to investigate the infamous Death Van as they make their way to Michigan, where the van rests in a secure location. The Death Van, often called the "suicide machine," was used by Dr. Jack Kevorkian, a controversial figure in the United States who gained notoriety for helping terminally ill patients to end their lives. The van is believed to have been used in more than 130 assisted suicides and has a particularly dark and eerie energy surrounding it.

Zak and his team waste no time in exploring the van, and as they slowly inch themselves through the cramped interior of the vehicle, they uncover the various tools and supplies that Dr. Kevorkian must have used to help his patients pass away. The van looks like a less-than-mediocre camper van, but it's the contents that give Zak and his team the most chills.

Over the course of the episode, Zak and his team speak to some of the people who knew Dr. Kevorkian, as well as those who were involved in the trial that ultimately saw him convicted of murder. They also delve into the ethical and moral dilemmas surrounding assisted suicide, with Zak pointing out that the van may be more than just a deadly possession, but also a testament to one man's fight for the right to die. Zak and his team intend to explore the van's power as they try to understand the darker and deadlier side of medical practice with all its contradictions and ambiguities.

The second half of the episode veers away from the Death Van, as Zak takes his viewers on a quest to explore the yacht belonging to actress Natalie Wood. The boat was the scene of Wood's untimely death, and remains a topic of much speculation and controversy nearly forty years later.

The investigation begins by examining the boat's luxurious interiors, featuring art, furniture, and other possessions that once belonged to the actress. Zak and his team also speak to key witnesses and experts who try to unravel what happened on the day of Natalie's death.

Over the course of the episode, Zak and his team encounter some strange events as they explored the yacht, hinting that the yacht may have dark energy surrounding it. It's not just the Natalie Wood mystery that they're trying to solve; rather, they faced with a potentially haunted yacht as they tried to uncover Natalie's true fate.

As the episode nears its conclusion, Zak and the team continue to discuss the significance of Natalie Wood's yacht, pondering the possibility that the vessel may still be carrying the tragic energy of the actress' death. They make their way back to the studio where they discuss all they have discovered, the lessons learned, and come to a conclusion that leaves us questioning the world around us.

The episode is full of suspense, spine-chilling moments, and a lot of history to digest. Zak Bagans and his team do an excellent job of immersing the viewers into the peculiar and dark world of deadly possessions. The sixth episode will leave you with a profound respect for the power of possessions, and how objects can carry the energy from their past owners.