According to witness statements, at apporximately 12:15 a.m. Vessel 1 (2005 21'6" malibu ski boat) occupied by four adults was traveling east on the Colorado arm of Lake LBJ.  The vessel was at plainning speed, traveling past the danger bouys marking rocks ahead, colliding with a cluster of  granite outcroppings approximately 60' X 60", ramped and having a secondary impact with a  granite rock in the same cluster, and coming to a stop ontop of the outcroping of rocks approximately 5' about the water surface.  

One person was ejected upon impact from the bow of the vessel  and was found by rescuers approximately 20 minutes later, she was located beyond the outcropping in appoximate seven feet of water.  CPR was administerd but she expired enroute to the hospital.
The other three people were partially ejected and were located near the starboard side of the boat on top of a granite rock outcropping.  The three subject sustaind serious but not life threatning injuries. All subjects were transported to Brackenridge Hospital in Austin.

State Game Warden interviewed Driver at the hospital on Sunday in which he stated he and the other occupants of the vessel left their rental cabin located in Kingsland by boat about 10:30 p.m. the night before, traveled east on the Colarado arm, also traveled to several inlets off the Colorado arm.  They decided to go back to their cabin in Kingsland, in reality, continued traveling east toward Inks Lake dam.  operator stated to Warden while on plane, he saw what he thought was a boat without navigational lights on, yelled for them to turn their lights on, swerved and collided with the granite outcropping.  Witness statements on shore near the rocks (see witness statements) advised they did not see any other boat but another large granite outctopping. 

Investigator from TPWD completed the Report.
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