RedactedNarrative: I noted the weather conditions at that time: winds were sustained at twenty-three knots gusting to twenty-six knots, the air temperature was thirty-nine degrees, the water temperature was thirty-seven degrees, and the sea state was extremely rough with white caps in close succession.
  
  Before transporting Father to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, emergency medical personnel were able to resuscitate him. Daughter was also transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center for severe hypothermia.
  
  I noted an approximately fifteen-foot, open-style, wooden vessel with a removable keel and mast when I observed the vessel. Officer stated that the keel was removed from the vessel when it was carried to shore. I observed there was a plate on the stern of the vessel that stated, "CLC Northeaster Dory Assembled by victims HIN." I also observed there were two type two personal floatation devices. Officer stated that both victims had the personal floatation devices on when they were located.
  
  When looking closer at the vessel, I observed damage around where the mast and keel would be inserted into the vessel.
  
  Doctor explained that he saw no signs of trauma or injury while treating deceased. Doctor noted that while under his care, once Father began to warm from hypothermia, he began to bleed from his lungs. Doctor noted that Father lost approximately two to three pints of blood, and the bleeding could not be controlled. When I asked Doctor about Daughter, he stated that she had been discharged hours before but remained with her father until he passed.
  
  Daughter explained that she and her father had taken a class previously to build the boat they were sailing on February 18, 2022, when the incident occurred. They had rowed the boat on the Anacostia River once before but wanted to use the sailing rig. Since Daughter lives in Baltimore, she and Father researched boat launches in the Baltimore area. They discovered Rocky Point Park while searching. On February 18, 2022, Father visited Daughter at her residence for tea and to wait for the winds to calm down before driving her and the vessel to Rocky Point Park to launch the boat. Daughter stated that the weather reports indicated that the winds would calm before their maiden sailing voyage in the afternoon. They had planned to make a quick out and back trip to test the vessel out. Daughter explained that her father "had a lot of sailing experience" where she didn't have any.
  
  After getting the vessel into the water, they had some issues setting up the sailing rigging but eventually got underway. Before getting underway Daughter and Father decided to stay out of the white caps and remain in Longs Creek between Rocky Point and Cedar Point.
  
  Shortly after getting underway, Daughter stated that the wind began to pick up. They decided to attempt to return to shore by "angling back in" but ended up "missing the angle" a few times. When they missed the angle, they would turn back out towards Back River. The wind continued to increase, and the sea conditions became rougher, pushing them away from Rocky Point Park into Back River. Daughter stated that as they were being pushed out into the white caps, they began to break over the vessel's sides, so it began taking on water. Daughter and Father put their personal floatation devices on as water came into the vessel. Daughter attempted to bale the water from the vessel without much progress, eventually the water became so high that it capsized the vessel.
  
  Once in the water, they began to attempt to unhook the mast to right the boat so that they might be able to row to shore. After a few failed attempts at removing the mast, Daughter realized how cold she was becoming and told Father that they needed to try to swim to shore. Daughter was unsure how long they were in the water before deciding to swim. When Daughter stated that they needed to swim to shore, he replied that he didn't think he would be able to make it. Father told Daughter that he was always told to stay with the boat since it floats. Daughter then explained to Father that they needed to swim because there were no boats or people are to help them. At some point, before deciding to swim, Father's foot got hung up in the rigging, but they were able to free him. They then looked at both shorelines, Rocky Point and Miller's Island, before determining that Miller's Island seemed the closest.
  
  As they were swimming to shore, Father began to fall behind, so Daughter would turn around to assist him so that they returned to shore together. Eventually, Daughter made it to a shallow area where she could stand. Father had fallen behind again and was starting to have mobility issues, so Daughter began to pull him towards the shore. While pulling Father, with her arm under him, Daughter continued to push Father to attempt to stand up and make it to shore. However, although Father was still conscious, he became increasingly less responsive.
  
  Once they reached shore, Daughter attempted to pull Father onto shore but struggled to drag him out of the water. Daughter realized how cold she had become and realized her legs were beginning to fail. Daughter also began to have neurological effects of the cold as her memory of the events began to fade once ashore. Daughter knows that her cellphone was zippered into her jacket pocket, and she retrieved it to call emergency services, but she is unsure when she called. Daughter also remembers crawling on the ground; she believes she was attempting to find someone to help her. Daughter explained that she didn't want to leave Father behind, but she realized that if she didn't try to get someone to help them, both of their conditions would deteriorate quickly. Daughter also stated that her sense of time deteriorated because she felt like she was still on the phone with emergency services when someone picked her up and placed her in a vehicle, but she is not certain. Daughter knows that she was unconscious at some point between calling emergency services and being treated for hypothermia.
  
  Daughter stated that Father had an extensive medical history. When Father was younger, he had a portion of one of his lungs removed. Daughter was not familiar with the removal, but she believed that it may have dealt with cancer. Daughter also stated that Father had a massive heart attack in 2018, for which he was still taking a blood thinner, Brilanta. Daughter stated that Father also was taking Statin for his cholesterol. She explained that they took the vessel out on that day because Father scheduled surgery in the following weeks to have a hernia removed.
  
  Officer called in that he was not far from Bay Avenue on Miller's Island, so he would respond to check the area. Officer methodically started to check in between houses in the area when he observed a female, Daughter, in the fetal position between two houses. Officer stopped his vehicle and began to yell to Daughter, stating that he was police and checking her welfare. At first, Daughter was unresponsive, but as he got closer, she moved her head slightly and looked at Officer. Officer described her stare as one that was "empty," he knew he needed to act quickly to help her. Officer ran back to his vehicle to open the rear door so that he could more easily place Daughter in his vehicle. Officer then carried Daughter to his vehicle and placed her in the backseat with the heat on since she had become immobile. Officer proceeded to cover Daughter with his winter jacket and blankets to begin bringing her body temperature up. Officer stated that Daughter was so cold that she could not speak and barely moved.
  
  Once verifying that Daughter was stable, Officer exited his vehicle and began to run towards the to attempt to locate Father. Approximately ten minutes after Officer arrived on the scene, the first emergency medical vehicle came on the scene. Officer yelled to them to assist Daughter.
  
  As Officer approached the beach behind the address, he observed a male, Father, still in the water with his face partially submerged as waves broke over him. Officer rolled Father over and began to drag him up onto shore as emergency medical personnel reached his location. One emergency medical personnel then began CPR to attempt to revive Father.
  
  Father was revived while on scene but remain in critical, unstable condition. They were transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center by Baltimore County Fire Department Medic 15 (Eastview) and Medic 7 (Essex).
  
  This case will remain open pending autopsy reports.
  
  All events occurred in Baltimore County, Maryland