RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1250 hours, Subject entered into the DNR Fisheries Office at Demeries Creek, in Bryan County.  Father informed the Fisheries Chief, that he had located the body of his daughter, who had been missing along with a kayak from their dock.  The body was recovered approximately a half mile to the North of the dock. 
  
  At approximately 1313 hours, Ranger and Bryan County Captain proceeded in DNR patrol vessel to the location of Victim. Deputy photographed the evidence on scene, including Victim’s body, kayak, paddle and a 375 milliliter bottle of Barton® vodka. 
  
  Corporal met with Father, his wife, and Chaplain to obtain information about the deceased. Father and mother told Corporal they had not seen Victim since the morning of May 7th, 2014. mother said she found a receipt for a five dollar purchase from a local liquor store, the purchase was made at approximately 1400 hours. Father said Victim was not at their residence, when he returned at approximately 1630 hours. Father stated that Victim had a history of drug and alcohol problems, and previous suicide attempts. Father said that on April 4th, 2014, Victim had been arrested for driving under the influence. After returning home, Victim had attempted suicide by jumping off of the dock at their residence. Father had jumped in to bring Victim out of the water. 
  
  On the morning of May 8th, 2014, Father said he checked their dock and discovered a kayak and paddle were missing. At approximately 1000 hours, Father launched his boat at the Demeries Creek boat ramp. Due to low tide, he first traveled down river towards St. Catherine’s Sound. As the tide came in he traveled up Demeries Creek and found Victim lying face down along the bank with the kayak next to her. Father rolled Victim over, upon realizing Victim was deceased; he proceeded to the DNR Fisheries office to report the incident. 
  
  On May 9th, 2014 at approximately 1300 hours, I met with Ranger to photograph the kayak and paddle. Ranger maintained custody of the vessel at the Demeries Creek Fisheries Office.  At approximately 1700 hours, I spoke with the clerk at the gas station and liquor store closest to 16 Demeries Creek Road, the El Cheapo®. The store clerk confirmed Victim’s purchase at approximately 1400 hours on May 7th, 2014. Victim walked to the store then returned to residence. Victim took the kayak from the dock between 1430 hours and 1630 hours, wearing a swimming suit.  
  
  After reviewing physical evidence and witness statements, I believe Victim