First Watch: Montauk Death Mystery & Jack Nicholson’s Grandson in Court

Summary

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Crime House Daily – First Watch: Montauk Death Mystery & Jack Nicholson’s Grandson in Court

Host: Katie Ring
Date: September 25, 2025
Episode Overview:
This episode dives into two major stories making recent headlines:

1. The mysterious death of fashion designer Martha Nolan Oslatara on a yacht in Montauk, Long Island.
2. The preliminary criminal proceedings against Jack Nicholson’s grandson, Shawn Nicholson, who faces felony charges of domestic assault. Host Katie Ring investigates both cases, presenting key facts, emerging evidence, and notable developments.

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1. Montauk Death Mystery: The Case of Martha Nolan Oslatara

[00:58–10:38 | 10:38–ending]

Incident Overview

• On August 5, 2025, 33-year-old Martha Nolan Oslatara, an up-and-coming fashion designer, was found dead on a yacht at the prestigious Montauk Yacht Club, Long Island.
• Initial autopsy reported no signs of violence or trauma; toxicology is pending, which could take months due to the need to test for designer drugs.
• Authorities spotted a white powdery substance near her body.

Current Investigation & Family Response

• The case is ongoing with a focus on possible accidental overdose and the potential involvement of designer drugs and local dealers.

• Suffolk County’s East End Drug Task Force is leading the investigation; federal authorities may be brought in.

• Martha’s family, via their attorney Arthur Idalla, is pushing for details beyond overdose speculation:

  • Arthur Idalla: “The circumstances surrounding this are far from typical. They would like to know anyone who was with Martha that evening. Earlier that evening, at the time of the actual incident, we know one person who was there. Was anyone else around?” ([01:23])

• Family maintains Martha was not known for drug use.

Martha’s Personal Story

• Martha relocated from Carlow, Ireland to New York in 2018, working her way from bottle service in Soho to co-founding “east by east,” a fashion label specializing in swimwear and resort wear.
• Her Hamptons pop-up in July 2025 was a turning point, marking potential business success (“goals achieved”).
• The night of her death, she was with 60-year-old insurance executive Christopher Durnan. Events are not fully clear, but a witness recalls Durnan running naked on the dock yelling, “Do something, do something,” to rouse help ([08:45]).

Prosecutorial Focus & Legislation

• If designer drugs are implicated, prosecutors may pursue charges under “Chelsea’s Law”—enacted in 2022 following a prominent fentanyl death—which allows for drug-induced homicide charges against dealers.
  • Katie Ring: “Prosecutors have announced that they will be hunting for designer drug dealers and suppliers in the area because, if their hunch is correct, the dealers could be held responsible for her death.” ([10:38])
• Authorities continue to investigate who else was present and what transpired on the yacht in the hours before Martha’s death.

Memorable Moment

• At Martha’s funeral in Ireland, the priest described her as someone who “led a short life, but a packed life.” ([10:38])

Notable Quotes

• Katie Ring: “They don't see any signs of violence, but it doesn't seem like Martha died of natural causes either.” ([10:38])
• Arthur Idalla: “They want more details... The circumstances surrounding this are far from typical.” ([01:23])

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:58 – Introduction of Montauk case
• 04:27 – Background on Martha Nolan Oslatara
• 08:45 – Witness account and timeline of the night
• 10:38 – Focus on designer drugs, Chelsea’s Law, and ongoing investigation

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2. Jack Nicholson’s Grandson in Court: The Shawn Nicholson Case

[10:38–18:13]

Case Overview

• Shawn Nicholson, 29, grandson of actor Jack Nicholson, is facing a felony charge of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant, following alleged assault on his ex-girlfriend, Elizabeth Lawler (28).
• Elizabeth has a restraining order; the preliminary hearing is set for October.

Relationship Background & Escalation

• Elizabeth, a psychology student at Pepperdine, and Shawn began dating in April 2023.
• Shawn is described as creative but troubled; he has schizophrenia and a history of substance abuse.
• Elizabeth alleges frequent harassment and escalating abuse even after their breakup.
  • Katie Ring: “According to Elizabeth, it included near constant harassment.” ([10:38])

The Alleged Assault

• After a period apart, Shawn called Elizabeth in July 2025, claiming suicidal thoughts.
• Elizabeth visited Shawn’s Venice, CA apartment. She found him apparently high; confrontation ensued after she discovered texts with a drug dealer.
• Alleged violence: Shawn allegedly grabbed Elizabeth by the neck, slammed her into a hard object, knocking her unconscious. She recovered to find her tooth broken and continued to be restrained and choked.
• She eventually managed to contact Shawn’s mother, Jennifer, who called 911.
  • Memorable Quote: “Sean grabs her by the neck and slams her into an unidentified hard object, and right after she crashes into that object, she's knocked unconscious.” ([18:13])

Aftermath

• Elizabeth was hospitalized for injuries (emergency dental surgery, stitches).
• Shawn was arrested 13 days after the incident, released on $50,000 bond the same day.
• Restraining order in place; Elizabeth is seeking compensation for extensive medical and therapy bills (over $36,000).
• Katie Ring: “The trauma victims of domestic abuse experience not only lasts a lifetime, but it actually rewires the brain.” ([18:13])
• If convicted, Shawn faces up to four years in prison.

Family Response

• At his arraignment, Shawn’s lawyer said the family was supportive, including his grandfather:
  • Shawn’s attorney: “That includes, quote, Jack the king.” ([20:00])
• Contradictory reporting: Radar Online cites an anonymous family source saying Jack Nicholson wants Shawn to take responsibility.

Notable Quotes & Moments

• Katie Ring: “Justice deserves to be served regardless of your name or how much money is in your bank account.” ([21:34])
• On Jack Nicholson: “Jack is encouraging Sean to accept responsibility for his actions, which is refreshing...” ([21:25])

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 10:38 – Introduction to Shawn Nicholson case
• 13:00 – Relationship history and background
• 18:13 – Details of alleged assault
• 20:00 – Arraignment, family reactions, and next legal steps

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Additional Briefs

[04:27–10:06]

• Burning Man Homicide: 37-year-old Vadim Kruglov was found murdered in his tent at the festival (August 30). No suspect yet.
• San Bernardino Landlord Murder: Margaret Minier, 57, accused of killing her 72-year-old landlord, Mindy Kum. Motive unknown.

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Tone & Closing Thoughts

Host Katie Ring presents both cases with a focus on unfolding facts, legal nuances, and victim advocacy. She refrains from speculation and encourages audience interaction for developing theories and commentary.

• Katie Ring (Closing): “You stay curious and I'll stay on the case.” ([23:53])
• She pledges to update listeners as each case progresses.

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Summary Table of Key Moments

| Time | Segment | Key Speakers/Quotes | |----------------|-----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------| | 00:58–04:27 | Montauk case intro, family lawyer | Arthur Idalla: circumstances "far from typical" | | 04:27–10:38 | Martha's background, yacht incident | Witness account: “Do something! Do something!” | | 10:38–13:00 | Transition to Nicholson case | Introduction and background | | 13:00–18:13 | Alleged assault on Elizabeth Lawler | “Sean grabs her by the neck...” | | 20:00–21:25 | Nicholson family response | “Jack the king” supporting Sean, but source says otherwise | | 21:34–23:53 | Host commentary, case significance | “Justice deserves to be served regardless of your name…”|

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For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

This episode offers a clear breakdown of two high-profile cases: a mysterious death in an elite New York setting and a Hollywood family scandal. With law evolving in both, family involvement, and unresolved investigations, Crime House Daily continues to track every development—ensuring listeners are informed, not inflamed.

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Transcript

[Katie Ring]

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[Katie Ring]

We go to Long island now where there's a mystery on Montauk. A woman's body was found today on a boat docked at the upscale Montauk Yacht Club to shocking news to those who live nearby. Authorities are piecing together the death of Martha Nolan Oslatara after the fashion designer was found dead on a boat docked at Long Island's Montauk Yacht Club. The Suffolk County Police Department is sharing new details about the case in a press release.

[Arthur Idalla]

With her cause of death still inconclusive, the family's lawyer saying they want more details. The circumstances surrounding this are far from typical. They would like to know anyone who was with Martha that evening. Earlier that evening, at the time of the actual incident, we know one person who was there. Was anyone else around?

[Katie Ring]

A fashion designer was discovered dead on a yacht. Prosecutors believe it may be an accidental overdose and say they are searching for designer drug dealers. But her family is demanding more answers. Hi, I'm Katie Ring, a true crime analyst, self defense instructor and fierce advocate for victims. And this is Crime House Daily, your essential true crime companion. Every weekday morning and night here at Crime House Daily, we will dig into true crime stories making headlines Right now, where justice is unfolding, arrests are happening, and new evidence is emerging. Every morning, First Watch gets you up to speed on the biggest cases. Every night, Night Watch takes you deeper. If you want to follow a case from the first 911 call to the final verdict, this is the place for you. Follow Crime House Daily. Wherever you get your podcasts, leave a review and for ad free listening, subscribe to Crime House plus on Apple Podcasts. For video, check out our YouTube channel, Rimehouse Daily. This episode discusses active criminal cases and breaking news. The information we share is based on what's publicly available at the time of recording and may change as new evidence comes to light. We aim to inform, not to decide guilt or innocence, so everyone mentioned is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Today we're covering two Major cases in the news. First, we're going to New York where fashion designer Martha Nolan Oslatara was found dead on a yacht in August. Right now investigators are still scrambling to find potential suspects. And today we're unpacking the mystery behind her death. Next, we're looking into the case of Shawn Nicholson, the the grandson of legendary actor Jack Nicholson. He's awaiting a preliminary hearing for a felony charge of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant. His ex girlfriend has filed a restraining order following his arrest and we'll be breaking down his crime, the aftermath and where we are ahead of his next court hearing.

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Shortly after midnight on August 5, 2025, police find 33 year old Martha Nolan Oslata dead on a yacht in the Hamptons. They don't see any signs of violence, but it doesn't seem like Martha died of natural causes either. The toxicology reports have not come back yet, but it was reported that there was a white powdery substance on the boat close to where her body was discovered. Unfortunately, toxicology reports can take months. And with advancements in designer drugs, there are numerous substances they now have to add to their panels. And they want to be thorough with these tests because prosecutors have announced that they will be hunting for designer drug dealers and suppliers in the area. Because if their hunch is correct, the dealers could be held responsible for her death. Even if they didn't know the drugs were tainted, they could still face multiple charges, including manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide charges, as well as numerous possession and drug trafficking charges. Depending on what they uncover, Suffolk county authorities may even bring in federal investigators. These are relatively new options for the authorities in New York who were empowered in 2022 by a state legislation known as Chelsea's Law. It's named after Chelsea Murray, a 31 year old who died after taking fentanyl laced heroin. The law allows prosecutors to charge dealers with crimes like drug induced manslaughter or homicide by sale of an opiate controlled substance. And when it comes to Martha's case, investigators are using every option available to them. Right now, the investigation is being led by the Suffolk County East End Drug Task Force, which is made up of several different departments, including the county sheriff department, the district attorney's office and other police departments in the area. And although finding the dealers seems to be their primary focus, it's not the only lead they're chasing. According to Martha's family's attorney, law enforcement is actively looking into who else was present on the yacht that night. They're zeroing in on what exactly went down in the hours and minutes leading up to Martha's death. For now, Martha's loved ones are focusing on honoring her memory. On August 20, she was laid to rest in her hometown in Ireland. The priest conducting the ceremony remarked that Martha led, quote, a short life, but a packed life. And we can only hope that her family is able to find justice for her untimely passing. There's still so much to unpack from this investigation and we'll be sure to bring you any updates. And as always, be sure to follow us rimehouse247 for breaking news, our second story is connected to Hollywood royalty. Although the events are anything but glamorous, 29 year old Shawn Nicholson, the grandson of superstar actor Jack Nicholson, is facing felony domestic assault charges for allegedly attacking his ex girlfriend, 28 year old Elizabeth Lawler. Shawn has pleaded not guilty to his charges and a preliminary hearing is currently scheduled for sometime in October. This hearing will tell us a lot, how the case will move forward and if it even goes to trial. But to get the full story, we have to go back to April 2023, when Elizabeth started dating Sean. Elizabeth is studying psychology at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. It's the kind of place where you'll inevitably run into people involved in the entertainment industry. At some point, Elizabeth got to know Shawn and they started seeing each other. He's creative and isn't afraid to push artistic boundaries. He's a music producer and in his Instagram bio he says he makes, quote, horror, composition, hardcore and dark ambient. He also calls himself a patron of the dark arts. He also happens to be the grandson of a list actor, Jack Nicholson. But despite Shawn's wealthy upbringing, he's had his share of struggles. Sean's been diagnosed with schizophrenia and suffers from severe substance abuse issues. He's been in and out of rehab for abusing prescription medications and other illicit substances. Despite all of this, he seems to make his best effort at living a normal life. And with Elizabeth by his side, it seems like he's found a supportive relationship partner. But according to Elizabeth, things aren't so good behind closed doors and Shawn allegedly abuses her almost every day. The extent of it isn't clear, but according to Elizabeth, it included near constant harassment. Their relationship was on again, off again, and Elizabeth claims that Shawn would constantly harass her with calls from different numbers and a barrage of emails. Things simmer down and by summer of 2025, Elizabeth hasn't spoken to Shawn in almost a year. And it seems like he takes that time to work on himself because Shawn allegedly goes to rehab. But by July 23rd, Shawn is back home and one of the first things he does is call Elizabeth. According to Elizabeth, he says he's still struggling. Specifically, he's dealing with suicidal ideation and and that he just needs a friend to lean on. Elizabeth is initially hesitant, but according to her police report, Shawn forced the issue. And what follows puts Elizabeth in a more dangerous situation than she could ever imagine.

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Elizabeth Lawler says that when she tells Shawn Nicholson she's not sure whether they should see each other, he threatens to take an entire bottle of Valium. So Elizabeth rushes to his apartment in Venice, California, just down the coast from Malibu. When she gets there around 5:30pm he's allegedly in bad shape. According to Elizabeth, Shawn is clearly high. It appears that he's mixed pills, alcohol and cocaine. Shawn says he's sober, but Elizabeth doesn't believe him. She grabs his phone and and finds texts between him and his dealer that allegedly prove he'd bought drugs. She allegedly forwards those texts between Sean and his dealer to Sean's mom, Jennifer. But what happens next isn't clear. Around this point, Elizabeth claims that Sean grabs her by the neck and slams her into an unidentified hard object, and right after she crashes into that object, she's knocked unconscious. When Elizabeth wakes up, her mouth is bleeding and one of her front teeth is broken. She immediately reaches for her phone, but Shawn gets to it first and he won't give it back to her. The alleged series of events after this isn't fully pieced together yet. There's not a detailed timeline, but according to Elizabeth, she tries to run and Sean drags her back inside. At some point, she claims he put her in a chokehold, restricting her airway, and he only lets her leave when she starts screaming. After this, it seems like Elizabeth runs into a security guard on her way out, and later reports say he calls a paramedic. What happens next isn't clear, but it doesn't seem like anyone shows up right away. And Elizabeth never makes it out of the building because Shawn brings Elizabeth back up to to his apartment. Later on, Elizabeth gets her phone back, and when she does, she takes the opportunity to send pictures of her injuries to Shawn's mom, Jennifer. When Jennifer sees this, she doesn't hesitate. She calls 911, even if it means that her son might get in trouble. Shortly after, two police officers arrive at the apartment. Elizabeth is there, dazed and in pain. Apparently, Sean isn't taken into custody, but an ambulance rushes Elizabeth to a nearby hospital and she's in bad shape. Given the state of her injuries, doctors want to make sure Elizabeth hasn't suffered any brain damage. A CT scan confirms that she's okay, but she still needs emergency dental surgery and stitches for her facial injuries. While Elizabeth recovers, the police start the investigation into Shawn. It takes a little while to confirm everything, but 13 days later, on August 5th, the LAPD arrests Sean on a felony charge of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant. That same day, he's released on a $50,000 bond. With him walking free, Elizabeth is afraid for her safety. So on August 11, she files a restraining order request. That day, the judge grants the restraining order, and Sean is required to stay at least on 100 yards away from her. Elizabeth is also asking for him to pay for her medical bills, including her $6,000 hospital stay and over $30,000 in therapy costs from his alleged abuse over the years. If you're thinking that sounds like a lot of money, the trauma victims of domestic abuse experience not only lasts a lifetime, but it actually rewires the brain. Because of this, recovering from the physical and psychological repercussions of abuse takes an incredible amount of work. The judge didn't immediately rule on the financial aspect of the case, but Sean was ordered to appear in court on August 26 to enter his plea. If convicted, he could face up to four years in state prison. He shows up as ordered and enters a not guilty plea. At that time, Sean's attorney makes a statement saying that his family is fully supporting him through the legal battle, and that includes, quote, jack the king. However, on September 5, Radar Online published an article with quotes from an anonymous source described as an insider with the Nicholson family. This source says that Jack is encouraging Sean to accept responsibility for his actions, which is refreshing because the families of many men who commit acts of violence typically try and deny all allegations and protect them. But justice deserves to be served regardless of your name or how much money is in your bank account. And if Elizabeth's allegations prove to be true, she deserves to see her attacker held responsible. Sean's preliminary hearing is currently set for sometime in October, so we should get a lot more insight into this case then, and we'll share any major updates. And as always, follow us rimehouse24seven for breaking news. Up next, a Georgetown law professor was found guilty for beating his wife. But his criminal history leading up to the crime will shock you. What did you think of today's case? Drop your thoughts and theories in the comments and follow us rimehouse24 on TikTok and Instagram and subscribe on YouTube at Crime House Daily. For ad free listening, join Crime House plus on Apple Podcasts. You stay curious and I'll stay on the case. See you next time.

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