Prelude:
Subject was thrown from his boat while on monroe reservoir.  He was then run over by his own boat, causing severe injuries to both legs and right arm.  Victim was airlifted to methodist hospital.

When i arrived at the ramp i was met by paynetown sra employees, as well as son of the victim.  Also pulled into boat slips at the ramp were the boats.  Victim’s son stated that the boat belonged to his father and that he had owned it for a number of years but had not operated it much in the last year.  He said they had just put on the water at cutright ramp, passed under the causeway and increased power while running alongside the west side of the causeway.  Victim’s son stated his father began turning the boat in a left hand turn when the boat suddenly turned much sharper, causing father to be thrown from the right side of the boat and throwing victim’s son into the driver's seat.  Victim’s son stated he was able to immediately throttle down the boat and went to pick up his father.  He immediately realized his father was seriously injured and began yelling for help. subject and his girlfriend were fishing nearby and came to assist.  Victim’s son was able to pull his father into his boat and then subject drove the victim’s boat back to the ramp while his girlfriend operated his boat.  After my interview, victim’s son was given a ride to the hospital with ems staff.
Victim’s son suffered no injuries.  According to victim’s son and ems on scene, father suffered compound fractures above both knees as well as a compound fracture to the right wrist.  Father was not wearing the kill switch to the boat or a life jacket.

The morning of june 13, 2013 i inspected and photographed victim’s boat.  There was blood covering a large portion of the back deck were father had laid before being removed from the boat.  There were no scratches or marks that appeared to be new or fresh on the boat.  The only oddity i found was what appeared to be a newly installed 'whale tail'.  There was a small piece of the anti cavitation plate that was missing and the whale tail appeared to have been installed over that.  I could not be certain if the broken piece of anti cavitation plate occurred before or after the installation of the whale tail.  The entire lower unit was photographed, as well as the rest of the boat.  Father's family had asked me to look through the boat for father's wallet and keys.  The hospital staff had advised them that they did not have them in father's belongings.  I was unable to locate either item in the boat.
I contacted ted's aquamarine, a yamaha dealer, to determine if i would be able to pull any rpm data from the motor.  They advised that although they could pull so
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