RedactedNarrative: The victim was the sole occupant of a rental pontoon motorboat. According to eye witnesses, the victim was swimming in the water and was struggling to get back to the pontoon. As the witnesses were motoring over to assist, the victim went underwater and never surfaced. The victim was recovered by the Columbia Co SO Dive Team approximately 4 hours after the initial call. Warden recovered the pontoon several hundred yards downwind of where the victim went under. The motor was turned off and the victim's sandals, tee shirt and a towel were on the boat. There was a broken line tied to the bow of the pontoon. However, it is unknown how the victim ended up in the water or if the pontoon was anchored at any point while the victim was in the water.
  
  The victim's wife indicated that he took the pontoon boat out on the lake himself to wash his hair. The victim had been drinking earlier in the day as well as the previous evening. The two witnesses on another a boat observed a boat drifting freely near Okee. The Witnesses believed the boat had come free from its mooring and attempted to contact the owner. As they got closer to the boat, the witnesses observed the victim in the water struggling to stay afloat. The victim yelled for help. As they neared the victim's location, the victim went underwater and did not resurface. 
  The toxicology results showed that Victim had a blood alcohol concentration of .248% and a concentration of alprazolam (Xanax) at 90.8ng/mL. This is more than twice the therapeutic range of 10-40ng/mL.
   