RedactedNarrative: Operator stated that around 1230 hours he was operating the vessel pulling two young ladies on a tube and his wife was sitting in the front of the vessel on one of the bow seats. He stated that he throttled up trying to bring the vessel on a plain. Operator stated that a large cabin cruiser was going by and the vessel he was operating hit the wake from the cruiser. Operator said that their vessel came out of the water. He also said that victim was thrown up in the air from the wake and came down in the floor of the vessel injuring her back. Operator said he never saw the wake because the bow of his vessel was turned up due to coming up on plain. I asked Operator to call me once victim got out of the hospital so I could get her diagnosis and ask her side of the incident. He told me he would. 
  
   The two young ladies on the tube being towed said they didn’t see anything since they were on the tube. 
  
  On September 24, 2014 I contacted Operator (since he had not called me) and asked him if  I could talk to victim about the incident. He said “No.” He did agree to let her fill out a Witness Statement Form. I emailed him the form on September 24, 2014. I also asked him to include her Doctor diagnosis. I never received an email or any other calls from them.