RedactedNarrative: Upon arrival at scene I observed a white boat upside down in Grayson Lake on the west side of the Bruin bridge. I saw several rescue boats around the boat and 2 individuals hanging on to the back of the boat. I was able to drive to the waters edge thru the woods. Upon getting to the scene I was told that one of the two people at the back of the boat was the owner\operator of the boat. They stated that he would be flown to St Mary's hospital in West Virginia. I ask where the other passengers were and they said one was just down from me on the shore line and the other was in one of the rescue boats and was the owner\operator's grandson. I ask if they were hurt. 
  
  I was told that the grandson was complaining with knee and elbow pain. The other passenger at this time said he was ok. Elliott Co rescue loaded all passengers on their boats and took them to the Bruin Boat ramp to waiting ambulances.
  
  Grandson stated that they had came out of the idle speed area and went to full speed. He stated that the boat had taken a sharp right and a hard jerk and hit the rocks and went into the water.
  
  Occupant2 stated that they had came under the bridge on plane and the boat took a hard right and his hat came off. He then looked back to see where his hat went. He turned back around and all he could see was the rock cliff they were going towards. He said the driver got the boat turned enough so that we glanced off and the boat flipped over throwing us into the water.
  
  Witness stated that he saw  the boat take off from Bruin and as the boat passed under the bridge it made a hard right turn. He said just before it hit the rock wall it turned back left slightly and made contact with the rocks, when I arrived I saw three people in the water. He ask which type steering the boat had and the owner stated cable steering.
  
  At 15:56 I left the scene enroute to St Mary's hospital in West Virginia to interview the owner\Operator. I arrived at 16:19.  Owner\operator was in the Emergency room and was unable to give a written statement so I interviewed him utilizing my Bodycamera to record his statement. operator stated that he had the boat at full speed and it had just turned suddenly to the right. I ask if he thought the steering cable had broke and he said he really didn't know what had happened. He didn't recall even turning the boat back to the left to avoid the rock cliff.
  
  18:08 left the hospital enroute to Rick's towing in Grayson Kentuky to examine the boat and get pictures of the boat out of the water. Upon arrival I inspected the steering cables by turning the steering wheel and they  seemed to be in good working order. They were free and smooth working order with no hanging up or any other defects that I could detect. I saw no evidence, with my untrained eye, on the hull or motor of the boat that would have caused it to suddenly turn right