RedactedNarrative: On April 20, 2019, at approximately 2115 hours, Operator was operating a 32’0” Cape Horn vessel displaying Florida registration number FL 5754 RF (V-1) with three other occupants aboard who were Subject1, Subject2, and Subject3. 
  
  V-1 was heading in a northern direction at a high rate of speed, near Government Cut, Miami-Dade County, Florida. While traveling northbound, V-1 struck the south side of the northern jetty rocks of Government Cut and as a result of the allision, all occupants struck parts of V-1 and were subsequently ejected.
  
  Subject1, Operator, and subject3 died as result of their injuries. Subject2 was critically injured and was transported to Jackson Memorial Ryder Trauma Center where he was treated for his injuries and released approximately one month later.
  
  Please see ISR063111 for complete investigative report.
  
  Subject2:Known injuries were as follows:  --Lacerations/contusions to head --Severe trauma to mid-section --Chest pain; 
  
  Operator:Autopsy Findings:  1.	Abrasions, lacerations and ecchymoses of head, torso, and extremeties 2.	Subgaleal, subdural, and subarachnoid hemorrhages 3.	Hemorrhage in both temporalis muscles 4.	Fractures of the frontal bone and the anterior cranial fossa 5.	Two milliliters of blood in the sphenoid sinus 6.	Fracture of the sixth cervical vertebra 7.	Multiple bilateral rib fractures 8.	Bilateral pleural effusions 9.	Pulmonary congestion and edema 10.	Mild coronary atheroscelerosis 11.	Cholesterolosis of gallbladder 12.	Left renal cyst; 
  
  Subject1:Autopsy Findings:  1.	Abrasions, lacerations and ecchymoses of skin 2.	Subgaleal and subarachnoid hemorrhage 3.	Hemorrhage in both temporalis muscles 4.	Cerebral cortical contusions 5.	Fracture of the right sternoclavicular and acromioclavicular joints with dislocation of the clavicle 6.	Fluid in the sphenoid sinus, 1.6 milliliters 7.	Bilateral pleural effusions 8.	Pulmonary congestion and edema; 
  
  Subject3:Autopsy Findings:  1. Evidence of submersion in ocean: 	a. Sand covering body surfaces 	b. Seaweed in scalp hair and attached to soft tissue defects on body 	c. Marine life activity with scalloped defects on eyelids, ears, and lips, and laceration of left eyeball 	d. Fluid in sphenoid sinus 	e. Pulmonary edema and bilateral hydrolhoraces 	f. Large, focally concave, skin and soft tissue defects on right upper arm, bilateral pelvis and bilateral lower extremities compatible with shark activity.  2. Evidence of blunt trauma: 	a. Right subgaleal ecchymoses and ecchymoses in left and right temporalis muscles 	b. Fractures of cribriform plate 	c. Subdural and subarachnoid hemorrhage 	d. Nondisplaced spinal frature between C6 and C7 vertebrae 	e. Bilateral retroperitoneal hematomas  3. Bilateral submuscular silicone breast prostheses  4. Early putrefactive decomposition
  