RedactedNarrative: On October 19th, 2019 at approximately 6:45AM O1, P1, P2 and a dog were cruising at approximately 5 MPH in V1 away from the boat ramp. After O1, P1 and P2 became disoriented, O1 slowed down and turned V1 to the port side, then starboard side and back to the port side. Soon thereafter it is believed that the V1's wake overtook the boat on the port gunnel near the stern of the V1. V1 sunk in seconds. P1 and P2 and a dog were able to stay afloat until help arrived while O1 drowned. Although three wearable life jackets and a throwable device were in the boat neither O1, P1 or P2 where wearing their life jackets. O1's body was recovered by WCO's at 7:45am. 
  
  It should be noted that the weight of O1, P1, P2, gear and the dog was approximately 1,100 lbs. V1 length is 16' 8". V1 hull width is 36". V1 gunnel width is 56". The year of V1 predates weight placard rules by 10 years. Based off of the size of V1 and the total weight inside V1 at the time of the accident WCO's believe that V1 was overloaded.
  