RedactedNarrative: On 07/22/2018 at approximately 1600 hours, officers responded to a call regarding two subjects in the water that had fallen off of a sail boat into the water. Once on scene, it was determined that the male subject was picked up and a female later identified as Subject2 was still unaccounted for. Hall County Fire was on scene and had begun to check Subject1 out to make sure that he was ok. OFficers began using side imaging sonar to scan the general area looking for Subject2. Sgt and myself located the sail boat that was being held in place by subjects in a pontoon. Being that the sail was still up and the wind was blowing, Sgt boarded the sail boat and lowered the sail. 
  
  Sgt then operated the sail boat to Subject1's location and got him on board the sail boat and operated the vessel back to Sunrise Cove Marina L Dock slip. I followed. The sail boat was then secured in its slip. Subject1 was then asked to ride with us back to the scene to find an area to begin searching. While riding back to the scene, I spoke with Subject1 to try to determine what had happened. 
  
  Subject1 stated that they were sailing North to South in the sail boat. The water had been choppy and the wind had been blowing steady. He proceeded to state that the wind had slowed and Subject2 wanted to swim. So he put slack in the sail and told her she could jump in and swim around to the ladder to get back in. However, while she was in the water a gust of wind came and blew the sail boat away from her. Then some waves came out of nowhere and began to hit Subject2 in the face. Subject1 proceeded to turn the vessel around with the sail. He said that Subject2 began to panic and struggle. Subject1 stated that she then went limp and it was at that time that he jumped in but was approximately 20 yards away and could not get to her. 
  
  I asked Subject1 if he and Subject2 were in a relationship. He stated no that she had a boyfriend but she did live with him. 
  
  Once back to the general location of the incident, I had Subject1 direct us to where he believed Subject2 had jumped in the water. When we had reached where he believed she jumped in, we threw out markers to mark the location. 
  
  The location was approximately 100/150 yards from Channel Marker 22, which is located near the third island out from Old Federal when headed towards the main channel. 
  
  Searches were conducted by sonar, air, and surface for 15 days after incident without success. Surface searches are still ongoing.
  
  Sgt was in contact with Subject2's family.