I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. I feel like we've been having so many intros here that introduce our friends of the show.

It's almost like we've been having this run of reunions and then we sprinkle in a new guest here and there.

But this one is one of those ones that anytime this person has something that they've investigated,

something that they've written, they're more than welcome to come back on the show.

His latest book is phenomenal. And he's written so many books. So to say that is quite a statement.

I'm not being hyperbolic. But Tim, without any exaggeration, I would love to know how you're doing.

I'm doing great. Thanks a lot for asking. And yes, very excited to welcome back.

One of our favorite guests to these airwaves.

It's Casey Sherman.

He is a New York Times bestselling author. And he wrote a new book called Blood in the Water,

The Untold Story of a Family Tragedy.

And this is about Nathan Carmen, a young man who is mixed up in the deaths of his grandfather

and mother.

Actually, I should say the murder of his grandfather and the death of his mother.

And this new book that Casey wrote is all about this sort of twisty story about Nathan and his past,

and it's very timely. And you're right. This is a tragic story because it involves this

family that was dysfunctional, and you have this character in Nathan Carmen, who is on

the autism spectrum. The media painted him almost like this Tom Hanks character,

who survived this ordeal, was rescued at sea.

And then once the details started coming out, they really did not waste any time in condemning him,

dismantling his story.

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