RedactedNarrative: The operator of the vessel was traveling northerly with two passengers when another vessel passed along side their vessel. The vessel that passed by in the same direction left a wake a couple hundred feet ahead of them. The operator crossed the wake at a very shallow angle severely tipping the vessel and all three occupants were ejected. The engine continued to run because the kill switch lanyard was not attached to the operator. The boat circled back with the propeller striking two of the occupants. The operator was not injured and was able to reach into the vessel and kill the motor. Good Samaritans brought them and the boat to shore. They were all taken to the hospital.