RedactedNarrative: Synopsis 
  On September 20th, 2015, at approximately 14:08 hours, Indian River County Sherriff’s Office Dispatch received a 911 call of a single vessel accident that occurred on the Indian River in Sebastian, in Indian River County. The vessel (herein referred to as V1) was underway at a slow speed with two people on-board. the operator was sitting on the bench seat at the stern of the vessel. Occupant1 was sitting on the mid-ship bench seat. While underway Operator stood up and fell inside the vessel to the starboard stern of V1 causing it to list to starboard, subsequently resulting in it flooding with water and capsizing. Both occupants fell overboard into the water and neither of the occupants were wearing life jackets.  While in the water Occupant1 assisted Operator by holding on to the collar of his t-shirt while also holding onto the capsized vessel. It was determined Operator was unable to swim.
  
  While treading water Operator went unconscious. Occupant1 stated that Operator never fully went under the water and was unsure why he was rendered unconscious. Occupant1 yelled for help and a nearby vessel came to their assistance. The Good Samaritan Vessel recovered Operator from the water and started CPR but were unable to resuscitate him.  The Good Samaritan Vessel called 911 and a short time later, Indian River Sherriff’s Office Deputy arrived on scene and transported them to the Sebastian Yacht Club aboard his patrol vessel. After arriving at Sebastian Yacht Club Operator was transported to Sebastian River Medical Center by Indian River County EMS here he was pronounced deceased at 1442 hours by Dr.. An autopsy was conducted by Dr. at the District 19 Medical Examiner's Office in Ft. Pierce to determine the cause of death. According to Dr. the cause of death was due to Atherosclerotic Heart Disease and the manner of death was natural. According to the toxicology report, alcohol and drugs were not a factor in this case. 
   
  Investigation ; The following injuries were noted in the Medical Examiner’s Report. Across the mid chest area, there was a discontinuous row of light red-tan linear abrasions. The cluster measured about 5 cm in length. On the posterior aspect of the left arm, there is a large area of multiple purple-red contusions, forming a cluster measuring about 12 cm in maximum diameter. Just below the right knee, there is a small linear horizontally situated light red abrasion.  A few inches below the latter there is an obliquely situated patch of small red abrasion. On the right forehead, there is a 2.5 x 1.5 cm. cluster of dull red abrasions. On the upper lateral aspect of the right check, there is a 2.4 x 1.7 cm patch of light red abrasion. On the dorsum of the right foot along the area of the first metatarsal bone, there is a tan-brown slightly elevated first nodule of skin.
   