Sides dig in on fatal mystery at sea
To prove that, the insurers want copies of Carman's school records, employment history, medical records, telephone logs, text messages and social media postings, all photos of the boat, his
The company also wants Carman to explain his Asperger's syndrome, to determine if that is an issue in the suit. His lawyers say none of the records are relevant, including his medical condition.
"Defendant's brain works differently than the general population and this difference can affect the way in which he communicates with, and is perceived by, the average person," Carman's lawyers wrote.
They also said asking for 10 years of medical records in an insurance case was "discovery abuse."
Nathan's mother,
During an interview with the insurance company's attorneys, Carman stated that the day before the boat sank he made several changes to it, according to court documents. Among them was opening "four half dollar sized holes in the hull near the waterline and attempted on his own to fill them," according to a court filing.
Carman's aunts are separately battling in court in
Their lawsuit claims Carman shot and killed Chakalos in his
He has never been charged in either death and has denied having a hand in either.
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