RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, July 27 2014 at approximately 1700 hrs., Operator and two others were fishing approximately 1 mile offshore of Delray Beach, on vessel FL 1032 KK. The vessel they were fishing from belonged to their friend, who had purchased the vessel the day before. They were following a commercial fishing charter vessel around in an attempt to locate fish when Occupant1 noticed the stern of the vessel was taking on water. Operator started the engines and began to drive the boat in circles, attempting to clear some water from the stern. After a moment, Operator stopped the boat so they could attempt to bail the water out with a 2-liter bottle that was cut. They were unable to bail the water faster than it was coming in. At this time they called 9-1-1. Operator attempted to start the motors again but they would not start. The vessel started to sink in the stern. To counteract this, all three individuals moved to the bow of the vessel. A storm had started to build offshore and the waves started to pick up. The oncoming storm caused the boat to rock side to side until it eventually capsized. Occupant1 was thrown approximately 15' from the vessel when it capsized. Operator was a few feet from the vessel at capsizing and Occupant2 was trapped under the vessel. A good Samaritan, saw the vessel capsize and stopped to help. Ocean Rescue officers had also seen the vessel in distress and responded on their Personal Rescue Craft (PRC). Ocean Rescue Officer secured Operator and Occupant1, who were both wearing PFD's while Ocean Rescue Officer dove beneath the vessel. Ocean Rescue Officer found and retrieved Occupant2 under the capsized vessel. Occupant2 was wearing two (2) PFD's. All three (3) individuals were loaded onto good sam vessel. Ocean Rescue Officer found Occupant2 without a pulse and not breathing. He immediately began chest compressions while Good sam transported closer to shore. Good sams vessel was incapable of beaching. Ocean Rescue Officers transferred Occupant2 to their sled and continued into Delray Beach where Delray Beach Fire Rescue was waiting. victim was transported to Bethesda East Hospital in Boynton Beach where he was pronounced deceased by M.D. Operator and Occupant1 were checked out and treated by Ocean Rescue in Delray Beach. Both individuals signed the patient refusal of further care provided by Ocean Rescue. 
  
  Upon further diagnostics of the vessel, it was noted that the live well was in the ON position. It was also noted that the Auto float switch did not work. With the live well continuously running, water was pouring over into the bilge until the vessel could no longer stay righted.;Cause of Death: Drowning and Blunt Force Trauma