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Montauk, NY – Montauk authorities Suppose Martha Nolan-O’slatarra, a 33-year-old swimsuit entrepreneur, died early Tuesday morning on a docked yacht at the exclusive Montauk Yacht Club. Suppose Martha Nolan-O’slatarra, a 33-year-old swimsuit entrepreneur, turned into a mysterious tragedy in a mysterious tragedy.
Shortly after midnight, Nolan discovered that Nolan had no response to the ship in the ripples on the ship, Suffolk County Police Detectives launched a homicide investigation. Although the Good Samaritan and the First Responder attempted crazy CPR, she was pronounced dead on a yacht.
Nolan Ireland-born business woman He runs a popular Manhattan bikini record label, recently celebrated a successful pop-up event in Hampton and visited his family for a few days from a plane to Ireland.
While the initial autopsy showed no signs of trauma, the researchers are awaiting toxicological results to determine the cause of her death. Here is the timeline we know so far:
Irish bikini model police sweeps yacht after death in charming Hampton Harbor
Martha Nolan-o’slatarra was identified as the woman who had no response on the docking boat. Suffolk County police are continuing to investigate her death. (teltok / @ martha_nolan)
August 5, 2025 (Tuesday)
Shortly after midnight: East Hampton Town officers responded to a 911 call from a man who found a woman unresponsive on board at the Montauk Yacht Club. The excellent Samaritan tried to do CPR before the first responder arrived, but she was pronounced dead.
Other people on board at the Montauk Yacht Club Tell 27east A man with two ships near the dock cried at about midnight, throwing things at nearby ships to awaken their crew.
Authorities say the cause and manner of Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra’s death is still undetermined and has not been determined. The Suffolk County Homicide Squad is leading the investigation. (Facebook/Martha Nolan)
Glam Hamptons shake, bikini tycoon dies on the ship in the latest Montauk mystery
A witness who refused to name told the local exit that the man shouted naked: “Do something, do something”, as he tried to wake someone up along the dock. Media reports said he hurriedly threw a tube of sunscreen at a nearby ship.
4 a.m. – Suffolk County Homicide Squad detectives have notified and taken over the investigation. The cause and method of death have not been determined.
Crime scene investigators conducted a detailed forensic scan of the yacht, wore gloves, took pictures of the surface and found fingerprint powder residue.
Martha Nolan, 33, of Manhattan, was found unresponsive on a boat in Montauk, New York on August 5. (Martha Nolan/Instagram)
Wednesday, August 6
The initial autopsy found no evidence of violence, although officials described the findings as preliminary and “inconclusive.”
Police determine the dead As Nolan ‑ O’Slatarra.
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, owns a swimsuit company based in Manhattan, New York, and her brand features high-end bikinis. (Facebook/Martha Nolan)
Irish beauty selling bikini dies on board in luxury yacht club, homicide police investigation
Originally from Ireland, the 33-year-old is a Manhattan fashion entrepreneur known for her High-end Bikini brands, East X East and infectious social media exist.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Nolan received a bachelor’s degree in business and a master’s degree in digital marketing from the University College of Dublin before moving to the Big Apple at the age of 26.
Thursday, August 7
Relatives from Nolan, who lives in Ireland, told Ireland independence After hearing the news, they were “numb”.
“I don’t know what’s wrong with my daughter,” her mother, said.
She recalled how her youngest daughter, Jacqui, arrived at her home in Carlow, Ireland, “cry and shake” Tuesday night to convey news that no parents heard.
Suffolk County Police are investigating the death of 33-year-old Martha Nolan Oslatara (teltok / @ martha_nolan)
Elma said she later spoke to a Montauk detective but was not told that she could not post more because of the early days investigation.
“We told nothing about the situation,” she said, adding that Martha plans to return to Ireland this week and called a few days ago to ask about the ride from the airport.
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“That was our last speech.”
Michael Dorgan of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
