RedactedNarrative: Vessel owner assumes that a barge came through the area the night before, and struck his moored vessel.
  
   According to Subject1, his vessel had been tied off to the north bank area of the I.C.W. just east of the White City boat ramp, and that it was now wreaked and partially sunk on the south bank of the I.C.W. about 300 yards east of its original location.  Subject1 assumes that a barge came through the area the night before, struck his vessel, and pushed it to where it currently sits.   Subject1 had received permission to tie off at its original location by that area's landowner.
  
  Being very familiar with this waterway, I have seen Subject1's vessel tied off at its original location, and it had been visible and not a hazard to navigation during that time.
  
  Subject1 told me that he did not see an accident occur, and could not give me any information or description of a striking vessel or operator.  He told me that he had last seen his vessel tied off at its original location and undamaged that Friday afternoon, the day before.  He said that he discovered his vessel in its current location and condition Saturday morning.  He also said that his anchor lights had been operational, but could not confirm if they had been left on or not.
  