RedactedNarrative: On saturday 11/07/2020 around 0838  vessel 1 was traveling back into the carolina beach inlet when it took on water because of the strong wind and waves causing the vessel to capsize. 
  
  As the boat capsized all the occupants of the vessel were tossed into the water. Three were ejected portside and the other starboard. A good samaritan vessel that was following them back in the inlet headed to assist the people in the water. 
  
  During this time operator swam to his father and was assisting owner to the rescue vessel. When the good samaritan vessel circled around, the vessel struck owner in the head (left side) and upper thoracic region (left side) causing him to lose consciousness. 
  
  The good samaritan vessel came back around and picked up both owner and operator. Cpr was immediately started as the incident was being radioed in to uscg, simultaneously charter vessel “wild rover” was reporting the incident to new hanover county 911. 
  
  The good samaritan vessel headed from the carolina beach inlet directly west to inlet watch marina where rescue personal was gathering. Lifesaving operations began at the dock where ems personnel were unable to revive owner. Owner was pronounced deceased at the dock and was transported to new hanover regional hospital where the medical examiner determined the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head and upper chest area with secondary cause of death by submersion.
  
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