RedactedNarrative: On 10-23-2021 at approximately 12:22 pm, dispatch received several 911 calls, the first from complainant who was calling to report that a boat just crashed onto shore on his lawn. No one was in the boat and the boat was still running on high speed. A second caller observed the boat crash onto shore and knew there were two occupants in the boat because he just witnessed them launch from the glen lake dnr launch. Resident reported that a boat crashed onto shore onto his property and was sitting on his lawn with no occupants aboard. He stated the boat was running in full power with the engine revving and that he turned off the engine with the key ignition. It was being reported that persons were in the water. Injured passenger was rescued from the water when found screaming for help and brought to shore by a national park service boat. Victim stated that her boyfriend was on the boat and went into the water but couldn't swim. She remembers seeing and hearing her boyfriend panicking and telling her he couldn't swim and then went under the water. 
  
  Victim indicated that she and her boyfriend had gone to glen lake to go fishing. Boyfriend had just gotten a brand new sealth craft boat with an outboard jet engine. This was the first time that he used it. He wanted to run the boat fast to test it out. Victim indicated that boyfriend started to turn the boat and she felt like the boat had hit a wave, although it was calm out. She wasn't sure if it was their own wake or if the boat had just bounced but the next thing she knew she was being thrown from the boat and into the water. When she came up from underneath the water, she saw the boat running but boyfriend was not on the boat and the boat continued down the lake. She then observed boyfriend in the water yelling that he can't swim and flailing around. A couple minutes later she observed him go underneath the water and not come back up. Neither victim or operator had a life jacket on. Victim indicated that boyfriend was a type 2 diabetic and taking medication.
  
  Leelanau county sheriff's office, coast guard, national park service, dnr, mutual aid dive team units from benzie, grand traverse, roscommon, and leelanau counties, salvation army, and local fire department were searching for boyfriend. Ultimately the deceased body was found on 10-29-21 by the dive team. The body was turned over to the mei to take the body to munson medical center.