RedactedNarrative: Received a call about a 2 vessel crash up the Big Tallapoosa River.  The victims were being taken to the 48 boat ramp by two bass boats that were in the area at the time of the crash.  There wasn’t anyone that actually witnessed the crash.  Operator1 was deceased once the fishermen got to him, and Operator2 doesnt recall any of the events that led up to the crash. 
  
  After reviewing the damages on both waverunners,  it appeared to have almost been a head on collision.  The vessels hit at a slight angle.  V1 struck V2 at the front starboard side and continued up the starboard side and over the back of V2.  V1 then went airborne and came down hard in the water.  From the damages to V1''s handle bars and the injuries that Operator1 sustained, made me come to the conclusion that Operator1''s face struck the handle bars as he landed. 
  
  There was significant damage to the starboard side of V2. The back half of V2''s seat was ripped off as well.  V1 had significant damage to the underside of the vessel and to the handle bars.  The front lid and console was also damaged on V1.   
  
  The crash took place near an island up the big river.  Both vessels and victims were found on different sides of the island as displayed in the diagram.  The picture only shows what the scene looked like as the fishermen arrived.
  