RedactedNarrative: The victim and his daughter went out kayaking when he tipped over and fell out of the kayak. His daughter told him to flip the kayak back over but he could not so she exited her kayak, told her father to hold on to her kayak and tried to right his. The kayak could not be righted due to much water in it. The victim was hanging over his daughters kayak and yelled for help. A small vessel came to help and tried to get the victim in the vessel but could not due to being to small and the victim to heavy so the vessel started to take on water. This is when the daughter noticed a change in her father that he did not appear to be “quite with it” and not responding. A larger vessel came to their aid and pulled the victim into the bow of their vessel with the daughter and her two dogs. The female on the vessel was a nurse and elevated the victims head and went to shore. When they got to shore another male and female came to aid in which the female was another nurse. Both nurses performed CPR until EMS arrived. The victim had foam, vomit and some blood coming from his mouth and died at the scene. The victim was transported to Concord hospital for an autopsy in which the cause of death was listed as “Hypertensive and arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease”.