RedactedNarrative: At 1811 hours on 7/19/14, Operator's vessel was found beached at Swans Point in Surry County. His wallet and cell phone were found on board. The vessel was in neutral and the ignition was in the off position with the keys still inserted. A missing persons report was filed by Surry County Sheriffs Department for Operator. At the same time, it was discovered that his passenger was had been admitted that morning to the hospital.  She stated that she and Operator were headed to the festival on Friday 7/18/2014.  She stood up to change her sweatshirt while the boat was in motion, lost her balance, and fell overboard.  When she resurfaced, she stated that she could not see the vessel or Operator.  This occurred between 2200 on Friday 7/18/14 and 0600 on Saturday 7/19/2014.  She was found and recovered by a good Samaritan at 730 hrs on 7/19/2014 as she was hanging on to an old piling at Cobham Warf.  Surry County Sherrif and EMS responded.  Surry County EMS Medic 12 transported her to Obici Hospital and she was held overnight for observation for the effects of hypothermia.   On 7/20/14, a body was discovered at 1903 hours near the Jamestown Ferry at  37.216151, -76.786660. It was later confirmed to be Operator by finger print identification. The body was recovered by Virginia Marine Police with the assistance of James City County Fire Department. James City County fire Captain, pronounced death at 2000 hours. The remains were taken to the Central District Medical Examiners office in Richmond, VA by Suburban transport. Next of kin notifications were made by 1st Sergeant. Dr. Subject conducted an autopsy and found no water in the nasal cavity, sinus cavities, lungs, or stomach. No signs of trauma to the body were found. Blood-work was taken and currently awaiting results of toxicology screen.  The preliminary cause of death is pending.