RedactedNarrative: A group of floaters (5 adult females) were floating the Payette River from the Plaza Rd. Bridge to the Washington St. Bridge just north of Emmett. Along the float there is a low head/diversion dam. Most
  people exit the river there and walk around the dam. On this day all of the group except one decided to go over the dam. 
  
  Two females were in a two person raft while the other were in tubes tied together.
  
  Both vessels overturned dumping all four occupants into the water. The two females on tubes were unharmed and exited the river safely. The two in the raft were caught in the boiling back current caused
  by the dam. 
  
  One subject was bruised and battered from the water nearly drowning but was brought back from CPR. The other subject drown and drifted down stream approximately 1/8 of a mile. Her body was pulled from the water just west of the Washington Bridge on the south bank. Emergency responders and a civilian trained in CPR administered life saving measures but were unsuccessful.
  