RedactedNarrative: Operator told me that they had been on the lake boating and tubing. Operator said that prior to the incident, Victim1 was one of the last passengers to be on the tube. Operator said when Victim1 had gotten back on the boat, he was visibly tired and just "plopped" down into a seat on the boat. Victim1 at this time also took the PFD he was wearing off. Operator said that no one was tubing at the time of the incident. 
  
  Operator went on to say the boat was stopped and 3 of the teenagers; Victim2, and two others decided to jump into the lake and swim. Of the 3, Subject1 was the only one wearing a life jacket. Operator said she questioned the teens about not having a life jacket on as they jumped in. After being in the water for only a short time, Operator said a storm blew up with wind, rain, and hail. Operator noticed the boat was drifting further away from Victim2 and that Victim2 was beginning to struggle in the water. Operator said she attempted to throw Victim2 a life jacket, but that the wind blew it away from him. Operator dove into the lake attempting to assist Victim2, but soon realized she couldn't keep Victim2 above water by herself. Operator said she began to call for help and had to let Victim2 go. Operator said as she was swimming back to the boat for a life jacket, she saw Victim1 and Subject2 jump into the lake. Victim1 was not wearing a life jacket, but Subject2 was. Subject1 and Subject3 had made it back to the boat and Subject3 was able to throw Operator a life jacket to put on. Operator said when she turned back to look for Victim2 and Victim1, they were gone. Because of the waves from the storm, Operator said she couldn't see Subject2 floating further away from the boat either. Operator then got back into the boat and drove back to where she last saw Victim2 and Victim1. Subject2 was later rescued by another boater that happened up on the scene.  
            I took Operator out to where we had been searching and Operator showed me the area where she believed the incident occurred. The area Operator indicated was closer to the Big Eddy Club shoreline than we had initially been told and we threw a buoy in the water to mark the location. Operator was then transported back to Lake Oliver Marina by Columbus Fire and Rescue.  
             RFC and I searched with the pontoon boat while Cpls searched from Cpl. patrol boat. At approximately 1810 hours, we recovered the body of Victim1 floating in Lake Oliver. Columbus Fire and EMS Divers were called to come and transport Victim1' body to the Big Eddy Club to be turned over to the coroner. We continued our search well into the night for Victim2 with no success. 
  
            On the morning of 06/03/15, Cpl. and myself located the body of Victim2 floating in Lake Oliver at approximately 0645 hours. Columbus Fire and Rescue were called to come and transport Victim2' body to the Big Eddy Club to be turned over to the coroner.
            On 06/04/15, I made contact with Operator by phone to ask some follow-up questions as to some of the occupants complete names and a reliable count on passengers on the boat the day of the incident. Initial information had the number of occupants at 8 or 9, but Operator confirmed there were 10 people onboard.          
  Conclusion to incident:
            It is my opinion based on the investigation, operator's recount, and witness statements that on 05/31/15, Victim2 and Victim1 were passengers in a 2005 Yamaha SX230 vessel. Subject is on record as being the operator of the vessel, but it has been determined through the investigation and occupant statements that the boat was not under power at the time of the incident , but was adrift. It is also known that Victim2, along with 2 other juveniles left the boat to go swimming as a storm was approaching. After being in the water for an unknown amount of time, Victim2 began to struggle while swimming. Operator attempted to throw Victim2 a life jacket, but it missed its mark due t