RedactedNarrative: Vessel one, a 14 foot kayak, departed at approximately 0245 hours. There was no other vessel traffic known to be on the lake at the time. The lake was dark and the only lighting present was moonlight, along with calm weather conditions. Vessel one was on Scott Lake and traveling in a northeast direction. The vessel was occupied by two people. 
  
  Subject1 was paddling the vessel, sitting in the rear position and legs around Subject2. Subject1 stopped paddling the vessel and stood, one foot on each gunnel, and straddled standing over Subject2. The vessel was adrift and no longer being propelled by Subject1 at this time. Subject2 advised that she had laid down, on vessel one, and Subject1 was attempting to lay on top of her to "cuddle." Subject2 advised the vessel began to swamp, getting her back wet. 
  
  She advised that she told Subject1 and he told her it was ok. She advised seconds later the bow of the vessel became submerged and the vessel capsized. Both Subject1 and Subject2 were ejected into the water, neither subject was in possession of a personal flotation device. Subject2 was able to swim safely to shore and Subject1 was heard by witnesses calling for help. 
  
  The vessel owner, heard the calls for help and responded into the lake with a paddleboard to assist. He advised that he located the kayak capsized and floating, but could not locate Subject1. Subject1 was located deceased and submerged underwater by Polk County Sheriffs Office and FWC dive team members at approximately 1354 hours, in 10 feet of water, and approximately 150 yards off the shoreline. There was no visible signs of injury at the time of recovery. 
  
  Good samaritan and Subject2 advised that Subject1 had been at the above listed dwelling for several hours and was attending a Father's Day party. They both advised that he had consumed an unknown amount of beer and liquor alcoholic beverages. 
  
  Good samaritan advised that Subject1 had borrowed the kayak earlier in the day and taken his child out. Subject1 had no other known experience operating a kayak or other vessel. Good samaritan and Subject2 advised they tried to convince Subject1 to not go out, but he insisted on taking subject2. Several personal floatation devices were located and accessible at the dwelling. No non-mechanical sound producing device was able to be located at all. The vessel was not equipped with any type of navigation lighting. The vessel had at least one crack and large hole in the top of a gunnel. The vessel was also missing a large hatch covering, both would allow swamping water into the bilge of the vessel and increased chances of capsizing. 
  
  The vessel accident is still under investigation at the time of this report. See Polk County Sheriffs Office vessel homicide investigative report for completed investigation and details. 
   SUBJECT1:FRESHWATER DROWNING PENDING TOXICOLOGY
  