DUE TO AN APPROACHING STORM, V1 OPERATOR AND THE THREE PASSENGERS BOARDED V1 AND DEPARTED FROM SPIDER ISLAND. THEY PROCEEDED TOWARD SAND POINT PARK. THE STORM WAS APPROACHING FROM THE NORTH AND WAS PRODUCING WIND GUSTS UP TO 34 MPH. THE WAVES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAX BREWER BRIDGE WERE IN EXCESS OF FOUR FEET. AS V1 PROCEEDED NORTH OF THE MAX BREWER MEMORIAL BRIDGE, IT BEGAN TO TAKE ON WATER OVER ITS BOW. APPROXIMATELY 200 YARDS NORTH OF THE BRIDGE V1 CAPSIZED BY ROLLING ON ITS PORT SIDE. AS V1 CAPSIZED, ALL FOUR OCCUPANTS WERE THROWN INTO THE WATER, NONE WEARING LIFE JACKETS. witness WAS ONBOARD HIS SAILBOAT OUTSIDE THE TITUSVILLE MARINA. HE SAW V1 CAPSIZE AND PROCEEDED TO RESCUE ALL FOUR OCCUPANTS AND TRANSPORTED THEM TO SAND POINT PARK WHILE HIS WIFE CONTACTED 911. THE OPERATOR AND ONE OCCUPANT WERE UNINJURED, WHILE THE OTHER TWO OCCUPANTS WERE UNRESPONSIVE. BREVARD COUNTY FIRE RESCUE RESPONDED AND TRANSPORTED THE TWO UNRESPONSIVE OCCUPANTS TO THE PARRISH MEDICAL CENTER. WHERE THEY REMAINED ON LIFE SUPPORT UNTIL JUNE 14, 2009, WHERE THEIR DAUGHTER MADE THE DECISION TO DISCONTINUE FURTHER MEDICAL TREATMENT.
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