RedactedNarrative: On May 27, 2017, at approximately 1255 hours, a single vessel accident occurred on the  Caloosahatchee River in the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) just outside of Jaycee Park in Lee County, Florida.  Involved was a 21 foot Christ Craft center console vessel (V1) occupied by two adult males and two adult females.  
  
  V1 was coming up on a plane when the operator let go of the steering wheel and due to the propeller torque threw V1 into a hard port side turn ejecting both male passengers into the water.  This caused fatal trauma to one of the passengers who impacted the vessel.  
  
  The medical examiner reported the cause of death as complications of blunt head trauma as listed below.         a.    Laceration of right parietal scalp b.	Right subscapular hemorrhage c.	Intramuscular hemorrahe of the right temporalis muscle d.	Small bilateral subarachnoid hemorrhages e.	Multiple rib fractures f.	Multiple Cutaneous abrasions and contusions of the extremities and right flank.