RedactedNarrative: Operator, stated in effect, the sailboat just quickly tipped right over.
  
  Passenger, stated in effect, he didn't know what happened. 
  
  
  Investigation Revealed:
     On Thursday, June 1, 2017, Operator and passenger, were aboard a 19 foot, West Wight Potter sailboat in the Delaware River, Delanco Township, NJ. The sailboat was located south of the Enterprise Channel and east of bouy "26". The sailboat's bow was pointed south. No sails were hoisted and the retractable keel was completely lifted up.  At approximately 15:10, while preparing to set sail having just re-entered deep water after being removed from a soft grounding the sailboat capsized. At the time of capsizing, both were standing on the deck, port amidships. While the sailing vessel was capsizing, both fell overboard. No injuries were reported. The contributing factors which led to vessel's instability and thus its capsizing are as follows; strong west winds blowing against the  vessel's starboard side, in-coming tide pushing against the vessel's staboard side,  uneven weight distribution on the port side and no center keel deployed.
  