RedactedNarrative: On January 14th 2017 RFC received a call from Camden County Sheriff's Office stating that they received a complaint from someone at the Greyfield Dock on Cumberland Island stating that they can hear someone in the marsh yelling for help. They were unaware of why someone was yelling help. RFC and subject with Crooked River State Park responded to the area and first found Operator in the marsh. He was alone. He stated that 2 of his friends were further down the bank. Rfc was able to load Subject2 into his boat and continue down the bank looking for the other 2 victims. Rfc was able to hear the other 2 victims yelling for help further down the bank. Rfc continued to talk to the individuals until they were located. 
  
  Rfc was able to maneuver his vessel and assist them into getting into his vessel. All subjects were extremely tired, cold, wet and covered in mud. Rfc was able to assess the subjects health. All subjects said that they were extremely cold with minor scratches from the oyster shells. Rfc asked the subjects if they knew where the vessel was but they were unsure due to the tidal current and the amount of time they had been stranded. The subjects stated that they had been stranded on the bank for approximately 2 hours. 
  
  Subject3 stated that he was unsure why the vessel sank. He stated that the vessel started taking on water. He attempted to get the vessel on plane to allow the water to exit the vessel and when he did the stern of the vessel went under water and swamped the entire boat. All 3 subjects exited the vessel without life jackets and swam for the bank. Rfc quickly returned to Crooked River State Park where they parked their vehicle. All 3 subjects stated that they did not want medical attention. Rfc was met by Ranger at the boat ramp with blankets and towels where she transported all 3 subjects to the office to warm up. Rfc received all of their information for the report. 
  
  On January 15th 2017 Rfc and RFC patrolled the area throughout the day in search for the vessel. The Rangers spoke with multiple subjects in the area to ensure they knew about the potential for the vessel to be submerged. No one had seen the vessel.
  
  On January 15th 2017 Rfc spoke with Subject3 and subject4 to check on their status. All stated they were much better and feeling good. Subject3 stated that he did not have insurance on the vessel like he thought he had. He requested to be contacted if the vessel was found.