RedactedNarrative: On june 1st, 2018, at approximately 1938 hours, i, indiana conservation officer, received a call from central dispatch about a missing boater last seen in the water on monroe reservoir near the paynetown campgrounds and boat ramp. I and several other officers responded. When i arrived on scene i spoke to two subjects on an anchored pontoon boat. They advised that they were with a group of people out boating when a storm starting coming. There were two male subjects swimming in the water and when they went to pull them out of the water one subject was missing. They got the other subject out of the water but could not find victim. They then returned to the boat rentals and got some employees to help look for victim.
  
  The two witnesses advised that the area they were anchored in was where they believed victim went missing. The area was searched by boat and sonar until approximately 2230 hours when lighting conditions called for the search to be suspended until the next morning at 0600 hours. The search was continued through june 2nd until the search was suspended due to lighting conditions until the third at 0600 hours. On june 3rd a sonar unit searching an area further towards moore's creek and the paynetown boat ramp than the previous search area had a possible hit on a body. Divers entered the water, confirmed that the sonar hit was a body and recovered victim's body in 15 feet of water at approximately 1949 hours. The temperature of the water at the time was 77.5 degrees Fahrenheit
  
  Update: a preliminary autopsy on june 4th, 2018, showed that victim's cause of death was consistent with drowning.