RedactedNarrative: The owner of vessel #2 stated that on 11/29/18, he and his fiance were hunting on the Choctaw Wildlife Refuge on the Tombigbee River. V2 owner stated that he tied his vessel, a J14 Carolina Skiff, to a tree on the West bank. V2 owner stated that as he walked into the woods he heard a boat coming down the river. V2 owner stated that he ran back toward the river to see a large yacht travelling South. He stated that he could make out the word "Rose" on the vessel. V2 owner stated that he walked on into the woods to hunt. V2 owner stated that he returned to his vessel just about dark, approximately 5:15 PM and discovered that it had been swamped. 
  
  V2 owner stated that he called a friend who came and picked him and his fiance up. V2 owner stated that friend transported them back to Bobby''s Fish Camp, where they observed a large yacht bareing the name " Compass Rose" tied up to the dock. V2 owner stated that he met with the owner of the "Compass Rose" (Vessel #1 on report).  V1 owner stated that during his voyage South on the Tombigbee River he did not see V2 owner''s vessel (vessel #2). V1 owner stated that he contacted his insurance company ref. the allegation and they requested a report be made. V2 owner stated that the only other vessel that he noted on the river that evening was a tow boat travelling North. I checked with Coffeeville Lock and Dam to verify about the traffic on the river that evening and verified that there was only one tow boat in the area at the time in Question.V2 owner did tell me that he didn''t actually see his boat get swamped but felt positive it had to have been done by (vessel #1) the Compass Rose.
  