RedactedNarrative: On 6/8/14, at approximately 1600 hrs. Two people were snorkeling on the North side of the Jupiter Inlet from their boat. They did not have a dive flag on their boat or in the water. The two were diving approximately One-hundred (100) feet away from the rocks on the northern jetty, they were attempting to swim closer to the northern jetty. Vessel2 was swept West and south from them due to the incoming current. Operator2 turned the vessel to maneuver closer to his divers and momentarily lost sight of them. When Operator2 got the vessel oriented East, a group of boats was coming through the inlet from the North. The lead boat was a 31' Jupiter (FL 8333 JM) followed by a 20' Lake and Bay boat (FL 2814 FN) When Operator1 was coming around the mouth of the inlet he was going approximately 25 knots. Operator1 was favoring the North side of the inlet when he came through the mouth of the inlet. Operator1 directed his vessel to pass on the North side of Vessel2. Once inside the inlet, subject, who was sitting on the port side gunwale of Operator1's vessel stated that he saw Injured victim approximately One-hundred (100) to One-hundred and fifty (150) feet away and immediately alerted Operator1 who slowed down to idle. At some point, Deceased victim was struck in the head by the bow of Operator1's vessel. At the time of the incident, Operator1's vessel was approximately Ninety-five (95) feet away from the rocks on the north side of the inlet. Injured victim surfaced and began yelling for help. Operator1 and subject2 jumped into the water to begin looking for Deceased victim who had not surfaced. Subject3, who was following Operator1's vessel, jumped in to help look, as well as numerous other good samaritans. Subject3 located Deceased victim on the bottom of the inlet in eighteen (18) feet of water at approximately 1614 hrs. Deceased victim was loaded onto Operator1's vessel and transported to Dubois Park where EMS was waiting. Deceased victim was air lifted to St. Mary's Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Injured victim was transported to Jupiter Medical Center where she was treated and released.;