The Coast Guard says it has recovered an Anchorage woman's body from Prince William Sound after a 32-foot boat carrying five people hit a rock and sank. 
Petty Officer tells KTUU-TV that the agency learned Monday afternoon that five people were in the water off Crafton Island. 
A private vessel recovered a man and three children from the water. Civilian divers in the area located, brought her to the surface and performed CPR until she was pronounced dead. 
Alaska State Troopers say her body is being sent to the state medical examiner's office for an autopsy.

 
Interview with  victim's husband:
Vessel was travelling at about 20 knots, there were whales in the area and all were having a good time. The vessel started to wobble and the bow began to rise. The husband stopped the boat, opened the hatch to the engine compartment and observed about 12 inches of water; additional water was rushing in from the back near the transom. When asked the husband did not believe they struck a whale.
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