RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, October 16th, 2021, at approximately 1500 hours, seven people were onboard a vessel on the St. John's River, north of Wayside Park near channel marker 113. The vessel is 22' in length, has an aluminum constructed hull, and is grey in color. The occupants stated at some point two of the male occupants were 'horseplaying' when they went into the water while the vessel was drifting. One male surfaced while the other did not. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Dive team (SCSO), Volusia County Sheriff's Office Aviation (VCSO), and the Seminole County Fire Department (SCFD), completed a two day search in encompassing the area where the incident occurred. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office Forensics Unit responded to the scene and documented the vessel on the water. The Davenport Police Department notified the next of kin that the victim was missing. 
  On Sunday, October 17th, 2021, at approximately 1040 hours, the FWC dive team located and recovered the victim on the water bottom in close proximity to the incident location. The victim was pronounced deceased on scene, and was turned over to the Lake County Medical Examiner’s Office who responded to the scene.  The autopsy report from the Lake County Medical Examiner’s Office list the cause of death as drowning, and the manner of death as accidental.  The toxicology report state Victim’s blood alcohol concentration was 0.176g/100 mL. The report also states there were no drugs present in the blood specimen.
  