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Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Michael claimed that he saw Nathan inside of his boat, leaning over the side and drilling holes into the side of his boat with a hole saw.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Definitely not the kind of thing that you would want to do when you're depending on the boat to not have holes in it and to keep you afloat, right?

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

And I'm not even sure if Michael knew Nathan that well or if just anybody and everybody at the marina is an acquaintance or a friend, but he ended up going up to Nathan and asking him like, hey, what the heck are you doing?

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Maybe it was the alcohol giving him liquid courage.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Maybe he was just trying to be friendly.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Who really knows?

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

But Nathan apparently had a perfectly good explanation.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

He claimed that he was replacing the trim tabs, which are pretty essential, especially on a boat that's going out into the ocean.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

The tabs are apparently used to make sure that the boat's nose stays down so that it can get through bigger waves.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

But Michael wasn't stupid, and he claimed that, to him, it didn't look like a replacement job.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

It looked like Nathan was purposefully damaging the tabs and taking them off the boat, if anything else.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Michael had always been around the water and he claimed that he knew that Nathan's so-called repair was going to end up being trouble.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

So it wasn't a situation of, okay, well, maybe this will happen due to his modifications.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Michael knew without a doubt that the minute that the boat went into the water, it was going to start sinking.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

But what Michael hadn't realized that day

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

was that he saw Nathan premeditating his own mom's murder, which that's a very heavy weight to hold when you look back in hindsight.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Now, the insurance case went to trial in 2019, and everyone was tuning in to what was happening.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Everyone felt like Nathan was guilty, similarly to his grandpa's death years before, and everyone was shocked that he somehow was still a free man.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

Now, this trial was pretty bizarre because even though the insurance company's legal team was arguing that Nathan had purposefully caused damage to the boat and therefore didn't deserve a payout, they were also kind of saying that he had premeditated his mother's murder.

Serialously with Annie Elise
341: The Real Story Behind Netflix’s Nathan Carman and The Family Murders

They were saying it without outright saying it.

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