RedactedNarrative: Synopsis: I was called from my residence to an overdue party on Utah Lake. I went out the boat and was the rapid response for the Public Safety helicopter.
  
  Narrative: 
  Initial Call: On Sunday May 16, 2021 at approximately 01:40 hours, I received a wake up call from Central Valley Dispatch. The dispatcher told me there two males on a personal watercraft who has not made it back or checked in with their family.  The dispatcher told me the male launched from the Knolls on the west side of Utah Lake.  I told the dispatcher I would be en route. I got dressed and got in my patrol vehicle. Search and Rescue Sergeant called me on the phone and told me he was going to have DPS helicopter come with their flir.
  
  On Scene: I made it to the park and went out on the boat. The helicopter came and scanned the west side of the lake and did not find anything on their flir.  I was patrolling around  the west side and waited for the call to go to area to check. I contacted Lieutenant  and park manager to let them know the situation. While on the boat I looked at the water temperature and it was reading 60. 2 degrees. 
  
  MANAGER stated he was coming in to fuel to boat so we can have plenty of fuel for the search activities. The helicopter made a loop around the lake and did not find the watercraft or any person out on the water. Did find fisherman a long the banks. I made it to the Provo Marina and Manager and I fueled the boat and then I put oil in and cleared for home. The search was going to resume at 07:00 hours. Manager took the 07:00 hours shift.
  
  PWC: The airplane spotted what looked like the watercraft and MANAGER confirmed the personal watercraft nose up at coordinates 40.18208, -111.85264. The SAR people found the kill switch a little ways away and then both male individuals bodies were found. First with a blue life jacket was found at this coordinates 40.184483, -111.880400. The second with the red life jacket was found at 40.181167, -111.881617.
  
   Both Park Ranger noticed the life jackets did not really fit the individuals. MANAGER told me the water temp was up around 65 to 69 degrees. I had MANAGER and Ranger1  bring the personal watercraft back to the state park so we could go over the watercraft. We went over the watercraft and found the battery was good and that as a whole the vessel had little damage and nothing looked to be broken. The positive line to the battery was disconnected. There was a current fire extinguisher and current insurance. The registration was in another person name and no hard copy of registration was on board. 
  
  There was a whistle in the center compartment. It looks like the on and off key was lost. we could not find it anywhere. The battery was reading 115 to 116 volts the positive cable is broken away from the battery. It looked like the personal watercraft was capsized and filled with water to the point it sank to an iceberg position with the nose in the air and most of the personal watercraft under water. 
  
  Both victims were wearing life jackets. What I was told was they went out at 16;20 on May 15, 2021 and I received the call at 01:40 on May 16, 2021.  On May 15, 2021 at approximately 20;40 hours  the wind was blowing from the North west and it was making the water rough with 2 to 4 foot swells. When I went out approximately 02:10 hours the water had calm to choppy 1 to 2 foot swells. 
  
  Conclusion; It was both victims first time out on Utah Lake and first or second time operating the personal watercraft.  Inexperience was a contributing factor ro this incident with water temperatures, winds and waves were also a factor in the incident.
  