Nathan Carman's remarkable rescue from an inflatable life raft, located 200 kilometers off the coast of Cape Cod in 2016, after being adrift in the North Atlantic Ocean for eight days, was widely regarded as a miraculous event.

At the time, Nathan Carman, who was only 22 years old, embarked on an overnight fishing trip with his mother Linda Carman from Rhode Island on September 17th of that year, with hopes of repairing their strained relationship.

Tragically, Linda Carman never made contact again, and authorities swiftly became suspicious of the inconsistencies within Nathan's extraordinary account of survival.

It took nearly six years for prosecutors to formally charge Nathan with his mother's murder, while also designating him as a primary susThe individual, aged 29, was apprehended in May of last year and entered a plea of not guilty to charges of murder and fraud. Originally scheduled for trial in October, he was accused by prosecutors of devising a scheme over a span of more than ten years to acquire his grandfather's $40 million estate, which would have resulted in a substantial inheritance following the passing of both elderly relatives.