RedactedNarrative: On Wednesday, September 5, 2018, at 09:36 CST, (All times are CST), Kentucky State Police Post 15 in Columbia received a call from Campbellsville 911 center, that a boat in the Robinson Creek area of Green River Lake was operating unoccupied in a circular motion.
  Subject stated that at 9:00 he was still fishing in Robinson Creek when Victim came trolling by in the Bass Tracker.  Subject stated that Victim was by himself and did not have a life jacket on.  Approximately thirty minutes later, Subject was operating in Robinson Creek, heading back to Smith Ridge Ramp, when he observed Victim's vessel going in circles, with no one on board of the vessel.  At that time, Subject called Taylor County 911 to report the unoccupied vessel.
  At 16:59, Victim was located by Taylor County Dive Team at GPS location N37 17, 909 - W85 16, 665.
  Victim was located in close proximity to where his vessel had been circling.
  After examining Victim's body and his Bass Tracker vessel, along with statement given by Subject, it is believed that Victim was traveling in Robinson Creek when his vessel struck a floating or fixed object and ejected Victim from the starboard side.  Victim did not have a personal flotation device on, nor could he swim.   Damage to Victim's Bass Tracker, as shown with photos, had severe damage to the transom and starboard side.  
  Victim was taken to Louisville, KY for an autopsy on Friday, September 7, 2018.  Conservation Officer was present during the conduction of the autopsy.  The pathologist's preliminary report states that Victim's death was consistent with drowning and with minor abrasions and contusions on lower extremeties.  However, Victim did have indications of some heart issues.  No foul play is suspected in the death.The estimated damage to the boat was calculated by the guide at the end of the BAR.