RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, February 12, 2022 at about 0745 hours, brothers and their friend launched a 3 person canoe from the south boat ramp at Pleasant Harbor Marina. They paddled for about an hour, exiting the protective wave barrier outside the marina. 
  
  Shortly after being exposed to the unprotected waters of the main bay, waves began crashing over their canoe causing it to fill with water. The canoe subsequently capsized placing all three occupants in the frigid water. 
  
  Deceased (14) was wearing a personal floatation device and clothing not suitable for entering cold water. Operator also had a personal floatation device however, Brother did not. They used the canoe for added floatation and attempted to get to shore however, due to strong winds, they were being directed further away. 
  
  It was upwards of 2 hours before they drifted to the south shore near the Waddell Dam Pumping Station. Brother and Deceased were not showing signs of life. Operator climbed the steep, rock embedded embankment to the top of the dam where an access road is located. He walked almost ¾ mile down the road towards Pleasant Harbor Marina and flagged down help from an employee who called 911. 
  
  The Marina employee traversed down to the shore and met with Peoria Fire personnel to assess the two brothers. Deceased was pronounced deceased on scene and Brother was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced a few hours later. 
  
  Lake Patrol Detectives responded and assumed the investigation. The investigation revealed at that time of day, there were unfavorable weather conditions. Strong winds, causing waves reported to be 2-4 feet and a water temperature of 54 degrees. Operator''s core body temperature taken at the hospital was reported to be 84 degrees. An examination of the canoe did not reveal any defects to cause it to overturn other than being filled with water from the waves. 
  
  The investigation did not reveal any signs of foul play, nor did it reveal any suspicious circumstances. 
  Next of kin notification was made at the hospital. Nothing further