RedactedNarrative: On July 24, 2015, subject was paddle boarding at Normandy Beach.  Operator, who was reported missing on July 26, 2015, was believed to have gone paddle boarding between 1500 hours and 1600 hours.  Operator's paddle board was found on July 25, 2015, capsized approximately six miles east of the Atlantic coast line from Walton Rocks area.  Operator remains in missing person status.
  
  Subject1 advised, on July 25, 2015, he headed offshore in a northeast direction from the Saint Lucie Inlet.  At the end of his fishing adventure, Subject1 began to head back towards the Saint Lucie Inlet, at which time he observed a large white object floating approximately six miles off shore.  Subject1 identified the object as a capsized stand up paddle board and pulled it aboard his vessel.  Subject1 advised the paddle boards cavity was filled with water, which he had to drain.  Subject1 conducted a search of the area for any persons, but no one was located.  Subject1 described the weather as sunny with cloud cover.  1-2 foot seas with a west wind of approximately 10-15 miles per hour.
  
      On July 28, 2015, at approximately 1140 hours, I met with the brother and sister to Operator.  Both They described Operator as an active person and a good to average swimmer.  Both advised he had very little experience with paddle boarding if he had any experience at all.  Sister advised Operator had never used her paddle board.
  
      During an interview with sister, the following information was gathered.  Sister had purchased the Pelican paddle board approximately one year ago from Craigslist.  She used the paddle board approximately five times and noticed the board had a leak.  On July 24, 2015, Operator tried to make repairs to the paddle board to correct the leaking issue.  Sister had gone to sleep around 1500 hours on July 24, 2015, and woke up around 1600 hours on July 24, 2015, at which time she noticed Operator had left their home with her vehicle.  On July 25, 2015, the Saint Lucie County Sheriff's Office located Sister's vehicle at Normandy Beach.  A deputy had gone to Sister's house to question her about the vehicle.  On July 26, 2015, Sister reported Operator as missing.  During the sunrise hours, Sister arrived at Normandy Beach and took possession of her vehicle, which she found the keys tucked underneath the front left wheel well and a cooler containing a lunch Operator had packed.  Inside the cooler was a couple of sandwiches, a bag of chips, brownies and an ice pack that was cool to the touch.  Sister believed Operator had every intention of returning.  Sister advised, Operator did not have a cell phone and was unaware if he owned a personal floatation device.  The personal floatation device that Sister purchased with the paddle board was left behind at their home.  A last known clothing description could not be provided, however Sister advised, Operator commonly wore Jeans and a shirt daily, which were found inside the vehicle.  Sister advised, Operator had visited Normandy Beach on several occasions as his obsession was watching the sea turtles.
   