RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 had three occupants. The driver, who was also the victim, was trying to start the boat after putting in at the kiamichi river below the hugo dam.  The back current started pulling the boat toward the dam.  
  
  Passenger two threw out an anchor to stop the boat from going in toward the dam, but the current was too strong and the boat continued toward the dam.  The passengers began putting on their personal floatation devices.  
  
  At this time, the boat was going straight toward the water that was flowing out of the dam gate.  Right before the boat got to the dam, the boat spun around causing the back of the boat to hit the dam. 
  
   At the same time, the water from the dam went into the back of the boat causing the boat to go under and break into many pieces.  
  
  When passenger 1 first went into the water, he was able to hold onto a p.f.d. to help keep him keep afloat.  Passenger 2 was able to get his p.f.d. on and the victim was attempting to get his p.f.d. on at the time of the accident.  
  
  The p.o.i. with the dam was approximately 176 yards north of the south edge of the kiamichi river boat ramp below the dam and approximately 276 yards north of us 70 highway bridge and approximately 53 yards west of the east dam side wall of the hugo dam.
  
   Passenger 1 and 2 both were picked up by another boater south of the p.o.i.  the victim was found the next day floating 192 yards south of the p.o.i..
  