Man who survived boat sinking, but lost his mother, to arrive in Boston
The Vermont man who survived the sinking of his 32-foot fishing boat — but whose mother apparently did not — is expected to arrive in Boston Tuesday on the Chinese freighter that found him drifting in a lifeboat on the Atlantic Ocean.
Nathan Carman told Coast Guard investigators that he deployed a life raft as the Chicken Pox began sinking on Sept. 18, but when he went looking for his mother, she had vanished into the Atlantic.
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