RedactedNarrative: On August 8, 2020 at approximately 1129 am,  I received a call in reference to a boating incident in the area of Bald Ridge Creek on Lake Lanier. Dispatch stated that two individuals were found deceased on a boat that was anchored. They stated that the boat was being towed to Mary Alice Park to meet with medical personnel. 
  
  witness1 and Victim stated that they arrived at the lake at approximately 1030am. They stated they were meeting Victim's three sons on the lake. Witness1 stated to me that when they approached the victims boat, he looked into the cabin and saw three males that appeared to be asleep. 
  
  He also stated he observed alcoholic beverage containers and assumed they were asleep due to being drunk. Witness1 stated he rocked the boat and Victim got up at this time. Witness1 then stated that he gave the other victims about ten more minutes, and then attempted to wake them up. He stated that he was unable to wake them up and that both were unresponsive and had no pulse. At that time 911 was called and the boat was towed to Mary Alice park to meet the ambulance.  Victim was transported for treatment of exposure to carbon monoxide. The other two individuals were pronounced deceased and were turned over to the Forsyth County Coroner for transport to the medical examiners office. 
  
  On August 17, 2020 I spoke to the Forsyth County Coroner who stated the deaths were ruled to be due to exposure to carbon monoxide. 
  
  On August 19, 2020 I spoke to Victim. He stated the Victim continued to improve. I asked him to give me Victim's account of the events. He stated that they had anchored and decided to have a few drinks and spend the night. They had decided to use a generator to power the boat instead of using the battery. 
  
  Based on the statements and observations it was determined that a generator was used to power the cabin area of the boat. The generator was found to be nearly out of gas and located in the captains area of the boat. This caused the fumes from the generator to not be able to be vented properly, causing the death of the two individuals, and the injury to the third.
  