RedactedNarrative: Operator stated he was fishing with victim Granville Victim at Sled Creek . Operator stated at the time of the incident, he (Operator ) was in the front of the boat facing away from Victim, and that he suddenly, and without any warning, heard Victim yell "Help (name)"! Operator stated he turned in time to see Victim entering the water, and making initial contact on his back. Operator stated Victim was not wearing a life jacket. Operator stated he went to the back of the boat and picked up a life jacket, then turned to see one of Victim' hands out of the water. Operator stated he tossed the PFD toward Victim' hand, but the hand went below the surface without taking the PFD. Operator stated he did not see Victim again. Operator stated he looked where Victim was sitting and noticed the seat was broken.
   
  Marshall County Deputy Coroner stated Victim' body was recovered by divers and released to Milner and Orr Funeral Home. Coroner stated there was no need for an autopsy after his (Coroner's) interview with Operator, and that he (Coroner) determined cause of death to be heart attack.
   
  Victim' boat was located the next day in Lovelaceville, KY. Operator stated he brought the boat to a shop owned by Victim' business partner at the request of Victim' wife. Examination of the boat revealed what appeared to be failure of the pedestal seat that, according to Operator, Victim was sitting in. Officers found the solid base that bolts into the bottom of the seat was separated from the seat. Further examination revealed that the bolt holes in the bottom of the seat appeared to be stripped out. Four bolts that are suspected to have been used to attach the seat to the base were located in the immediate area of the bottom of the boat. Victim' body and personal items were examined and photographed at Milner and Orr Funeral Home in Bardwell, KY. The body had been embalmed prior to our arrival. No obvious signs of foul play were observed. 
  
   