RedactedNarrative: On June 13th, 2019 at approximately 20:20 hours, I, Game Warden First Class was contacted by Georgia State Patrol Newnan Dispatch advising a drowning had occurred on West Point Lake.  I advised Newnan Dispatch that I was not scheduled to work that day, but I would call Corporal and advise him of the incident. 
  
  I proceeded to make contact with Cpl. and he and Game Warden First Class proceeded to the location of Sunny Point Access.  I was also contacted by State Trooper, who was on scene and he proceeded to gather witness information while Corp. and GWFC were enroute.  At approximately 23:00 hours, I was contacted by Sergeant and told the incident was to be turned over to the Critical Incident Reconstruction Team, and assigned to me.  
  
  I told Sgt. that I would be enroute to the location shortly.  I arrived at Sunny Point Access on West Point Lake, where the victim’s vessel was located at approximately 23:15 hours.  
  
  I was advised by Cpl. that two vessels met while traveling the lake, making a turn around an island, and the victim’s vessel impacted a wake and threw the two occupants out of the vessel.  One occupant was deceased and the other was at the West Georgia Medical Center in Lagrange.  Cpl. also stated that Trooper had made contact with the individuals who were believed to be in the other vessel.  I proceeded to take pictures of vessel #1 (V01), a 21 foot, Sportsman, center console (HIN-SMNMA491B616), located at Sunny Point.  I observed several unopened beer cans located in a small, soft cooler, along with one opened beer can. 
  
   I also observed where a metal rod holder had been ripped from the port side gunwhale, beside the center console, but was located on the floor of the vessel.  While I was at Sunny Point Access, Corporal was able to make contact with the operator at West Georgia Medical Center and was able to interview Operator1 and obtained a blood sample for forensic testing of impairment, to determine if he was under the influence while operating the vessel.  
  
  A short time later at approximately 02:25 hours, I was able to interview Operator1, who had been transported back to the location by Cpl..  Operator1 stated that he and his girlfriend, Victim were traveling down the lake, on Yellow Jacket Creek when they started to make a 90 degree turn around an island near Jackson Creek.  
  
  There they met a wakeboard boat, operated by a man, with a woman surfing behind it, making a significant wake.  Operator1 stated when he first saw the boat they were 200-300 feet away and at the closest, when passing were probably 150-200 feet away.  Operator1 said he told Victim that these were going to be big wakes.  
  
  Operator1 stated he hit the first wake and came down in the trough and when he hit the second wake he and Victim were thrown from the boat.  Operator1 said he was not sure how he came out of the boat, but he and Victim were thrown from the port side.  
  
  Operator1 stated after being thrown out, he began treading water and hollering for help, and saw that his boat was still going.  Operator1 was able to get assistance from another boat that had been fishing in the area and was pulled into their boat.  
  
  The occupants of the boat were able to stop Operator1’s boat by Subject1 jumping into it, which was still circling the area, and they began looking for Victim.  During this time another john boat had come to the area and had located Victim floating face down in the water.  The two individuals were able to pull Victim into the john boat, where Subject1 also boarded and began CPR, while one proceeded to call 911.  The three boats quickly proceeded to Sunny Point Access where they were met by Emergency M…