RedactedNarrative: ON OR AROUND 5:00 AM ON NOVEMBER 11, 2009 VESSEL ONE LEFT THE DOCK IN PELLETIER CREEK TO GO FISHING.  HIS SON REPORTED LATER THAT DAY THAT HE HAD BEEN UNABLE TO CONTACT HIS FATHER BY PHONE WHICH WAS ABNORMAL ESPECIALLY WITH THE HEAVY RAINS WE WERE HAVING.  VESSEL ONE WAS FOUND UPSIDE DOWN ON THE OCEAN SIDE OF SHACKLEFORD BANKS ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2009.  DEBRIS FROM VESSEL ONE WAS FOUND ON THE BEACH WITHIN A MILE AND A HALF RADIUS OF THE BOAT.  THIS DEBRIS CONSISTED OF PFDS, ANCHOR, COOLER, SPOTLIGHT (INTHE OFF POSITION), THE CONSOLE, SEAT COVER, MOTOR COVER, ETC.  THE BOAT AS TOTALLY DESTROYED.  THE MOTOR WAS STILL ON IT BUT EVERTHING ELSE WAS GONE.  THE FRONT DECK, THE CONSOLE, GAS TANK, EVERYTHING HAD BEEN TORN OUT OF THE BOAT.  subject 1'S BODY WAS FOUND NEAR BUOY NINE AND TEN OF BEAUFORT INLET ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2009 AROUND 2:15 IN THE AFTERNOON.  HE WAS NOT WEARING A PFD.  THEN MEDICAL EXAMINER AT CARTERET GENERAL HOSPITAL SAID THAT subject 1 HAD NO HEAD OR NECK TRAUMA AND THAT HE WAS RULIJNG THE CAUSE OF DEATH TO BE DROWNING.  IN CHECKING THE WEATHER HISTORY FOR CAPE LOOKOUT ON NOVEMBER THE 11TH, I NOTICED A SIGNIFICANT CHANGE BETWEEN 7AM AND 8AM.  AT 7AM THE OBSERVATION WAS WINDS SE AT 7 MPH AND THE OBSERVATION AT 8AM SHOWED THE WIND SSE AT 26-30 MPH.  THE ENTIRE DAY THE WINDS WENT UP AND DOWN DUE TO THE RAIN BANDS THAT WERE COMING THROUGH.
NameOfBodyOfWater: ATLANTIC OCEAN
NearestCityTown: BEAUFORT                      