RedactedNarrative: On 1/19/2020 at 1325 hours, I (DNR 220) received a complaint from Grovetown dispatch in reference to a truck and trailer blocking the boat ramp at Double Branches (Lake Oconee).  Subject1 stated that the Chevrolet Suburban was backed into the water with the boat trailer in the water as well with no boat.  Subject1 stated that the drivers side door was propped open, keys in the ignition switch, and two firearms in the front seat.  The complainant also advised that the vehicle had been there since 1030 hours that morning.  While in route to Double Branches I spoke with Subject1 again by cell phone and he advised that his friend had gone out in his pontoon boat and spotted a boat and possible body across the lake.  He advised me that he and Subject2 would be waiting on me at the boat ramp dock with Subject2's boat.
  
  	I arrived on scene at Double Branches boat ramp at 1450 hours.  The Suburban and boat trailer was backed into the water blocking the ramp just as the complainant had explained. I boarded Subject2's vessel and rode with he and Subject1 to the location of the floating boat and body.  Upon arrival, I discovered a body floating face down washed up on the right side of the empty vessel. I notified Sgt. of the discovery and he notified dispatch and EMS.  I secured a rope around the right leg and right arm of the victim and tied the body off to the right side of the victim's vessel.  I recovered a green hat and a wooden boat paddle from the water as well.  I tied the boat off to Subject2's vessel and Subject2 towed Myself, the boat, and body back to the dock at Double Branches boat ramp.  
  
  	We then loaded the vessel back onto the trailer and secured the boat.  The vehicle was searched for identification information and information of relatives to make contact with for notification.  The names and address were found for his parents.  DNR Sgt. of Gwinnett County went to the address and notified the parents of their son's passing (Death Notification 1648 Hours). The parents gave us permission to take the truck and boat to their lake home residence and leave it there.
  
  	I drove the truck and trailered boat and parked it in the driveway.  I locked the vehicle and left the keys on top of a table inside the garage.  I went to the Coroners headquarters and observed the body.  Observations indicate that no foul play was involved.  The body was sent for autopsy in Atlanta. 
  
  	According to Coroner, the autopsy ruled that the cause of death was drowning.  Autopsy also ruled that the victim suffered a seizure prior to death.  This ruling suggest that the victim had a seizure, which caused him to fall out of the drifting vessel and drown as a result.
  