RedactedNarrative: On May 15, 2015 two people departed from the residence on V1 (FL 5506 AE). Charlotte County 911 received a call from a Good Samaritan advising of a vessel spinning tight circles in the Myakka River with no persons on the vessel. Several hours later the bodies of both individual were located. The operator displayed injuries consistent with being struck by the boat and propeller, the occupant showed no signs of injury. No information as to what caused the two to fall overboard has been noted from the investigation.; Operator:The autopsy report listed the cause of death due to drowning. He also showed multiple parallel lacerations on the back and outer aspect of the left forearm, including the elbow and the back of the hand, and also a few thin lacerations and skin scrapes on the forehead and on the left side of the neck, and also on the left anterior aspect of the chest in the infraclavicular area, and fracture of the left ulna. Most of these injuries resulted when he was in the water, most likely by the boat propeller. The manner of death is classified as an accident.; The occupant:The autopsy report was fairly unremarkable. The cause of death was drowning and no evidence of any significant underlying natural disease was noticed. The manner of death is classified as an accident.