RedactedNarrative: On August 7, 2015 at approximately 4:30 AM a single vessel fatal accident occurred on Lake Weir, Marion County, Florida. V1 was a 19 foot 1996 Ski Nautiqeu open motor boat powered by a single inboard engine. V1 was occupied by two male and three female adults. V1 was being operated by one of the males when one of the females wanted to operate V1. While V1 was cruising on plane, the switch was made and during the switch the female operator made a sharp turn to port causing herself to be ejected into the water. female was struck by propeller as vessel passed. V1 was brought under control by one of the males and a search was started for the ejected female by V1’s occupants. A multi-agency search located the ejected female’s deceased body later the same day. It is possible alcohol was a factor.  No life jacket was used.
  
  ; Victim is a 22 year old female in good physical condition. She was able to swim. She was a co-operator at the time of the accident.  A postmortem iliac blood draw was performed by Dr. from the District 5 Medical Examiner's Office. The toxicology report indicated that the ethanol level was 0.174 g/dl. She was not wearing a lifejacket. Victim sustained the following injures.  • 6 inch diagonal gaping chop laceration on the left top of head.  • Deep diagonal skull fracture of the superior left parietal bone. • 3X3 inch inverted U-shaped laceration on the right side of the head, exposing a 2X2 separated fragment of the right temporal skull that is avulsed. • Patchy subarachnoid hemorrhage over the convexities and base of the brain.  • Left parietal brain was diffusely lacerated at the midline. Fractures extend from the superior left parietal fracture onto the left frontal and occipital bones, and downward into the left petrous temporal bone. Fractures extend from the right temporal fracture downward onto the right squamous temporal bone. • 1 inch diagonal laceration surrounded by a 3X3/4 inch abrasion / bruise was present on the anterior right upper arm. • 9 inch vertically – oriented nearly circumferential gaping chop laceration of the right arm, elbow, and upper forearm, exposing lacerated muscle and numerous fractures of the right humerus and proximal right radius and ulna. • 3 inch diagonal gaping chop laceration was present on the posterior and lateral right wrist, exposing lacerated muscle and soft tissue and fractures of the distal right radius and ulna.
   