Lawyers In Nathan Carman Insurance Case Meet With Magistrate
The attorneys and
Carman's attorneys have objected to bringing the 2013 unsolved killing of Carman's grandfather,
Nathan and his mother,
Carman's grandfather,
"His actions/inactions regarding his mother's death are within the scope of discovery as relevant to the sinking ... as is his grandfather's unsolved homicide," Farrell wrote in court papers.
"You have not alleged that Nathan intended to sink the vessel and/or kill his mother or that he killed his grandfather several years ago," Anderson wrote in an email to Farrell that is included in the court file.
Carman said "he turned off the boat and powered it down." But by then the water was "up to the battery boxes and only about three inches below the deck."
Carman said he asked his mother to bring in the lines which she acknowledged but he never spoke to her or saw her again.
The insurance report concluded that
Multiple law enforcement agencies are investigating
The insurance company hired a naval architect and a marine surveyor to assess the alterations to the boat. As a result, the insurance company canceled Carman's policy and refuse to pay his claim. It was the naval architect's opinion, according to the filing, that Carman's repair of the holes near the waterline was inadequate, and the surveyor found that Carman's alterations to the boat affected its structural integrity.
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