RedactedNarrative: On June 14, 2014 at approximately 5:00pm, subject and found a truck he knew to belong to Victim sitting in his yard.  Subject was familiar with Victim due to Victim being very close friends to his son.  Subject assumed that Victim and his son were fishing in a farm pond located behind the residence and proceeded to walk back to the pond to check on the men.  Upon arrival to the pond, Subject noticed that a red plastic, two man canoe was capsized near some willow trees.  He yelled for the men for several minutes until finally getting into a second boat that was on the bank and rowing over to the capsized boat.  After turning the canoe rightside up he noticed that the front seat was still folded down, indicating that only one person had been in the boat.  Subject returned to his residence and called his son to see if he knew where Victim was.  Son arrived at the scene a few moments later and jumped into the second boat and began probing the bottom of the lake near the willow trees with his oar.  Fearing for his son's safety father ordered his son home.  Father then went to Victim's home to talk to Victim's wife and see if she knew where her husband had gone.  Once she told him that she thought Victim was fishing and getting no response from calling and texts they called 911.  The investigation that followed revealed that Victim could not swim and did not take a personal floatation device with him in the canoe.  Although there were no witnesses to the accident it appears that Victim was fishing in a 12 foot canoe when he lost his balance near a willow tree.  A broken branch was found near the capsized boat indicating he had grabbed it as he fell into the water.  His body was located directly beneath where the boat was found.  A fishing pole was located within arm's reach of the body.