Victim and his friend had gone out in the morning to bait some lobster traps.  They went to lunch and had a few drinks.  They returned to the beach and victim dropped his friend off on shore and went back to his mooring.  He became concerned when he tried to call his friend on his cell phone and got no answer.  He tried to yell at him for shore but did not get a response.  Next thing he saw was his friend in the water.  Another witness stated that he saw victim on his lobster boat standing up leaning against the cabin.  He saw him in the same position for at least a 1/2 hour and thought he might be using a cell phone.  Tide was going out and the boat was attached strangely to the mooring line at the side port side of the boat and not at the bow as it would normally be.  He watched him unhook the dinghy and sit on the gunwale of the lobster boat swinging his legs over the side one at a time.  He saw victim slide feet first into the dinghy which immediately flipped over.  He was hanging on the raised engine off the lobster boat.  He was hanging on the port side as it swung around in the wind.  After a period of time he saw victim in water.  No autopsy was conducted at the request of the family and cause of death is still pending. 
Quincy                        