V1 WAS AT ANCHOR AND ACTIVELY FISHING ON THE OCEANSIDE OF LONG KEY. THE WEATHER WAS STORMY AND V1 WAS MOVING UP AND DOWN WITH THE OCEAN WAVES
THERE WERE A COUPLE OF COOLER IN THE BACK OF THE VESSEL AND SOME OF THE OCCUPANTS WERE FISHING NEAR THE TRANSOM.
V1 TOOK ONE WAVE OVER THE TRANSOM AND SANK IMMEDIATELY
ONE FEMALE AND HER CHILD WERE WEARING A LIFE JACKET AND DRIFTED AWAY FROM V1.
TWO OTHER FEMALES SWAM TO GET ONE OF THE COOLERS AND WERE UNABLE TO SWIM BACK TO V1. THE THREE FEMALES AND THE CHILD SPENT THE NIGHT TOGETHER, DRIFTING AWAY FROM V1. THEY WERE RESCUED THE NEXT DAY.
THREE MALES AND ANOTHER FEMALE WERE NOT WEARING LIFE JACKETS AND STAYED HANGING ON TO V1. THAT FEMALE DROWNED AND SEPARATED FROM V1. THE THREE MALES WERE ABLE TO STAY WITH THE CAPSIZED VESSEL, AND WERE ALSO RESCUED THE NEXT DAY.
A SEARCH AND RESCUE AND AN UNDERWATER SEARCH WAS DONE FOR THE FEMALE THAT DROWNED BUT SHE WAS NOT LOCATED. SHE IS CLASIFIED AS MISSING.
; v1:SUBJECT SPENT 20 HRS AT SEA TILL THE NEXT DAY WHEN SHE WAS RESCUED. WAS SUFFERING FROM DEHYDRATION AND MILD SHOCK; deceased victim:NOT WEARING A PFD. SHE DROWNED AS SOON AS THE VESSEL SANK. USCG WAS NOT ABLE TO LOCATE THE BODY; v2:SUFFERED FROM DEHYDRATION AND MILD SHOCK; v3:SUFFERED FROM DEHYDRATION AND MILD SHOCK; v4:SUBJECT WAS WEARING LIFEJACKET AND SPENT 20 HRS AT SEA TILL THE NEXT DAY WHEN SHE WAS RESCUED. WAS SUFFERING FROM DEHYDRATION AND MILD SHOCK
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