The Carman Family Deaths | Was Nathan's ASD Mistaken for Murder? The Inheritance, the Shooting, and the Sea

A wealthy family tragedy, a disappearance at sea, and a murder case that split the country. This week on Hot On The Stream, your hosts Mila and Andrew dive into the controversial Netflix documentary The Carman Family Deaths, which follows the investigation into Nathan Carman, the man accused of killing his mother, Linda, at sea and his grandfather, John Chakalos; Mila argues that investigators unfairly mistook Nathan’s Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) traits (like emotional flatness and methodical planning) for cold-blooded guilt, while Andrew highlights the undeniable red flags, including the destruction of electronic evidence and the suspicious boat repairs tied to a huge inheritance claim; they break down the family's pervasive dysfunction and debate the ethical question: Was there ever enough proof of Nathan’s culpability before he died by suicide? (🚨 Full Documentary Spoilers inside! Stream this Netflix true-crime hit before you listen!)