RedactedNarrative: The owner of vessel #1 (V1) stated in effect: My son and I were sailing by the rocks near the island on the lake heading towards South Shore Marina. All of a sudden the boat started taking on water. The sailboat capsized and became partially submerged. A boat passing by pulled us out of the water and took us to the marina. South Shore Marina towed the boat back to shore. There was no fuel spilled in the water, my gasoline container was still full. The keel came in contact with the lake's bottom approximatively 10 minutes prior to sinking, however it was insignificant.
  
  04/25/2020 - The undersigned inspected V1 at South Shore Marina, it did not appear to have any substantial damage besides a scuff mark/scratch on the starboard side. The vessel was not equipped with a drain plug and it did not appear to have any penetrating damage to its hull or keel. The undersigned spoke with South Shore Marina, he stated that he inspected the vessel and it did not have any damage (or a drain plug) where water could have penetrated the hull. He stated that it is very common for a strong gust of wind to cause a "knock down". The sailboat probably turned on its side and a wave crashed over the gunwale causing water to enter an open hatch. The hatch was open when the sailboat was recovered.
  
  Investigation revealed: Vessel #1 (V1) was heading south on Greenwood Lake, West Milford Township, Passaic County utilizing its sail with the gasoline outboard motor off.
  
   South of Fox Island V1 capsized due to a strong gust of wind causing water to enter through an open hatch in the forward bow section. V1 sank and became partially submerged. Both occupants of V1 ended up in the water and were recovered by another boater passing by. V1 was recovered by South Shore Marina. There was no report of gasoline or any other material spilled into the waterway. No injuries were reported. The occupants of V1 declined medical attention. V1 sustained water penetration to its interior and outboard motor including some minor scratches and scuffs to its exterior.
  