RedactedNarrative: On Saturday April 29, 2017 at 0750 hours, I was notified by Sergeant (Sgt) a fatal boat incident had occurred on Lake Seminole. Sgt. informed me Corporal (Cpl.) was already en-route to the scene. I arrived on scene at 1040 hours. I met Cpl. and Seminole County Sheriff's Deputy. The Seminole County Sheriff's office had already conducted their investigation. The Seminole County Coroner's office had already removed the body of the victim from the scene. The victim is a sixty six year old black male. 
  
     The incident occurred approximately twenty to twenty five yards from the boat dock. The dock has a Corp Of Engineers permit number of H464. I was told the body was found in six to eight feet depth of water. The vessel was in the water tied to the dock. I photographed the scene as it was when I arrived. Cpl., Deputy and I  pulled the vessel from the lake. The vessel is a fifteen and half foot Pelican canoe hull identification number ZEP15956L607. The vessel is a three seat canoe, but one of the seats is missing and another is broken on one side. The bottom of the vessel has several scratches. Some of the scratches are deep and look fresh. There are no obvious signs explaining why the vessel capsized. Not sure when the scratches occurred or when the seat was broken; the missing seat was found later at the rental property the vessel came from. 
  
     Cpl., Deputy and I returned the vessel to the rental property. We were met by a friend of the victim. I asked Friend if he knew anything about the vessel and he said the vessel belonged to the rental property. Friend did not know about the conditions of the seats before the incident; he said the vessel was upside down when he saw it in the back yard the day before. Friend invited us in to speak with the wife of the victim. Victim’s wife said they rented the property for a weekend getaway. Victim’s wife said her husband went out early that morning to go fishing. Victim’s wife said her husband was an ex-army ranger who knew how to swim. Victim’s wife believes her husband may have had a heart attack due to health issues he was having. Victim’s wife said there were no life jackets in the vessel. Sgt. arrived at 1135 hours and joined us inside the residence. I got contact information for the rental property and we then went outside. Cpl. and I took the vessel to the back yard of the residence. I then took pictures of the back yard and the dock at this residence. The missing seat was located near a tree in the backyard. Cpl., Sgt. and I concluded our investigation.
  
     On Friday May 5, 2017 I received a C/D from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office containing their incident report and photos. Also on this date I received an email from Cpl. containing witness statements from the neighbors who responded to cries for help. 
  
     Witness1 said in her statement she was walking out of her residence and heard a loud "cracking noise". Witness1 then heard calls for help, she then ran to her neighbors. Witness1 called out to the person crying for help and said she would call 911, which she said she did at 0751 hours. 
  
     Witness2 said in his statement he was in his front yard talking on his cell phone when he heard a man calling for help. Witness2 then ran to his dock; he said the man had already gone under the water. said he could see the overturned green canoe in the lily pads. Witness2 then yelled to his neighbor  (who was also out on his dock) to bring his boat over. Witness2 and subject then drove out to the scene and could see the man under