RedactedNarrative: On Friday, May 13th, 2016 Conservation was contacted by the Door County Sheriff's Department Dispatch Center regarding a sailboat that had come ashore in the area of Little Sturgeon Bay with nobody on board the sailboat. Upon Fire Department personnel investigating the boat they were unable to locate the occupant or owner of the boat. A search of the area conducted by the US Coast Guard, Door County Sheriff's Department, Sturgeon Bay Fire Dept. and the BUG Fire Dept. were unable to locate the individual who was supposed to be on board the sailboat.
  
  The Sheriff's Dept. was advised that Owner/operator's girlfriend had been following Owner/operators on a website that was linked to the GPS on board the sailboat. Upon subject arriving at the location where the boat had washed ashore it was observed that the forward sail was approximately 1/4 to 1/3 out in the operation position and the mainsail had been tied off. subject boarded the boat and recovered the GPS units from the boat as the search for Owner/operators was conducted and concluded that night. Owner/operators had not been located as of approximately 1:30 am.
  
  On Saturday May 14th, 2016 subject was contacted by the Door County Sheriff's Department boat patrol and advised that the body of Owner/operator's had been located south of little Sturgeon Bay by the US Coast Guard helicopter from Traverse City MI. Owner/operator's body was then recovered. Owner/operators was found to have been wearing a Type III PFD when Owner/operator's body was recovered.
  
  It is assumed the owner/operator fell overboard for unknown reasons.