RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect:
  
  My wife was sitting on the bow. I was heading southwest into the seas. I was going approximately 10
  knots. I was not going very fast. Then, we got hit by several bigger waves, and my wife went into the air
  and landed on her back and side.
  
  Investigation revealed:
  Vessel #1 was underway in the Atlantic Ocean heading in a Southwesterly direction South of Cape May
  Inlet, Cape May County. The operator was navigating Vessel #1 at constant speed when it came upon a
  set of bigger waves. Victim #1 was seated on the bow of the vessel and became airborne as a result of the
  increased sea action. Victim #l's back and pelvis impacted the gunwale of Vessel #1. Atlantic City
  Troopers and Cape May Coast Guard Station responded and escorted Vessel #1 to Canyon Clnb
  Marina. Victim #1 was met by responding EMS personnel and transported to Cape Regional Medical
  Center. Victim #1 sustained a broken pelvis as a result of her impact with Vessel #1. It should be noted
  that occupant was the only passenger wearing a PFD at the time of the accident.
  
  The cause of this accident was due to excessive speed for the prevailing sea and wind conditions. It
  should be noted that Vessel #1 sustained no damage as a result of this accident.
  
  Information for this report was provided by the operntor's statement, witness statements, victim's
  statements, and damage observed to the vessel or other property.