Lawyer: Ballistics Report Raises Question About Whether Nathan Carman’s Missing Gun Is Murder Weapon
Attorney
Carman was identified as a suspect in the Chakalos shooting by
Anderson argued in court recently that "there is evidence that the state police laboratory report doesn't indicate that the murder weapon was a .308 firearm or that the gun everyone keeps wanting to ask questions about could have even been the murder weapon."
Attorneys for both the insurance company that has refused to pay Carman for his lost boat and for his three aunts, who allege he killed Chakalos and
Attorneys for his aunts have said the gun matches the caliber of bullet that was used in the Chakalos homicide. Chakalos was shot multiple times in the back of the head in his home in
State police forensic experts concluded in a
It concludes "if any .30 caliber class firearms are developed in this case they should be submitted to the laboratory" for further examination. A
Anderson in his recent court filing concluded "nowhere within the CT State Police Forensic Lab Report is there any mention whatsoever of a .308 caliber bullets or firearms (and/or 7.62mm bullets or firearms)."
"Any firearms expert will say that the bullets found at the murder scene could have been fired from the same semi-automatic assault weapon that Nathan bought one month before
Small also said that Anderson and
Police have said
In September of 2016 Carman went tuna fishing with his mother
Carman has acknowledged removing the trim tabs from the boat and filling the holes with an epoxy. The insurance company is claiming the changes he made to the vessel made it sink.
Carman's aunts --
The aunts want New Hampshire Probate Judge
King has set a trial date for
.
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