RedactedNarrative: September 07, 2015 at approximately 10:55 a.m., Operator1 and his girlfriend were traveling South on Yeopim Creek. Vessel #1 was cruising at approximately 25 mph, rounded a right hand turn on the creek and being on the west side of the creek. Operator2 was operating a personal watercraft, and her husband was operating a separate personal watercraft were traveling North in the west - center of Yeopim Creek. At this point Yeopim Creek is approximately 100 yards wide with docks extending into the water on the West side of the creek. After vessel #1 maneuvered around a right hand turn and being on the west side of the creek vessel #2 was on that side of the creek in vessel #1 path. Vessel #1 turned right towards the west, vessel #2 made an abrupt left turn towards the west and reportedly let off the gas in the path of the oncoming vessel #1. Vessel #1 put the throttle in neutral, impacted the starboard side of vessel #2, continued over the personal watercraft and struck the operator, ejecting her into the water. After the impact vessel #2 operator was found floating face down in the water with her PFD on. The operator of vessel #1 jumped in the water pulling victim to a nearby dock where he began CPR, trying to revive her. She was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital due to her injuries. No alcohol or drugs contributed to this incident.
   