RedactedNarrative: When officers arrived on scene, a fisherman had located V1still idling with the throttle in neutral, motor trimmed up and the navigation lights on. There was a steady/moderate current in the river during this time. Upon inspection of V1, the interior was loaded with fishing boating and other related equipment. The gear was loaded in an unorganized and cluttered fashion that could have made walking around in the vessel difficult especially at night. A red cooler in V1 contained 4 Busch Light beers, but no empty cans were found in V1. The fuel tank gauge and visual inspection of the tank indicated there was approximately 1/4 of a tank of fuel left. Also located in V1 was black nylon string with attached hooks. Which in the area where the victim's body was located, there were black nylon limblines hanging from a limb at the shoreline. 
  
  A witness at Campsite 10 advised he stepped out of his camper at 5:05am and noticed a boat with a light across the river. He thought they were just running yo-yos so he went back to bed. Another witness stated at 7am he noticed a boat on the far left bank; he watched it for 20 minutes before motoring over to it. He advised V1 was abandoned but still running. He noticed a hook connected to one of the fishing poles was snagged on a branch, which kept V1 from floating down river. 
  
  An interview with the victim's family revealed the victim had had quadruple by-pass surgery a little over a year ago and that the victim had been having some dizzy spells recently. 
  
  The victim's body was located at 9:59am approximately 1/2 mile up river from the White Cliff's boat ramp. The victim was entangled in the top of an underwater snag with his head partially exposed on the surface of the water. The victim was approximately 15 yards off the north bank. 
  
  * UPDATE 05/16/14: TOXICOLOGY RESULTS INDICATED THERE WAS .157% OF ETHANOL IN THE VICTIM'S BLOOD - POSSIBLY ELEVATED DUE TO BEGINNING DECOMPOSITION.