RedactedNarrative: According to interview statements, on Sunday, December 17th, 2017, around 1735 hours victim was operating the 19 foot Key West.  While operating the helm, he left the vessel in gear and walked to the bow.  No one was in actual physical control of the vessel.  The vessel struck a sandbar ejecting victim off the bow.  The vessel continued to make way and struck victim.  He died on scene.  The three other occupants were uninjured.  
  1. Sharp Traumatic Injuris of the Chest 	a. Chop wound of the right upper chest wall 	b.Intramucular hemorrhages. 	c. Fractures of right ribs 4 and 5. 2. Sharp Traumatic Injuries of right upper extremity. 	a. Chop wounds of right axilla and upper arm. 	b. Transection of right brachial plexus. 	c. Compound comminuted fractures of right humerus. 	d. Compound commiunuted fractures of right radius. 	e. Chop wounds of right forearm. 	f. Chop wound and lacerations of right hand. 	g. Fracture of right fifth metacarpal. 3. Mild cardiomegaly. 4. Mild pulmonary edema. 5. Horseshoe kidneys, incidental. 6. Mild cerebral edema.  Cause of death: Exsanguination due to Chop Wounds of right upper extremity. Manner of death:  Accident  Toxicology: Iliac blood screening result for Ethanol was listed at 0.197 g/dL. Cannabinoids screening results suggests the need for further testing. Vitreous blood screening result for Ethanol was listed at 0.186 g/dL.