A 39 MTI flipped down here today.

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Three people were killed on Saturday when a catamaran they were aboard flipped over and ejected them into the Caloosahatchee River on Florida's Gulf Coast, authorities said.

The tragedy unfolded around 4 p.m. local time near the Cape Coral Yacht Club between Cape Coral and Fort Myers, according to the Lee County Marine Emergency Response Team.

Four people were aboard the catamaran when it overturned, officials said.

During a search by state, local and federal agencies, three of the victims were pulled from the river on Saturday. Two of the victims were pronounced dead, while the third victim remained in critical condition in a hospital on Sunday, officials said.

Entire Article: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/3...n-florida-river/ar-AA1Rrp3K?ocid=BingNewsVerp

 

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Hearing that there was a broken/submerged Buoy in that location....Wonder if They hit it?

 

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Entire Article:

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/2025/12/01/florida-boat-accident-caloosahatchee-river/87547396007/

Florida boat crash kills 3 people, another injured. What we know​

Not much is known about the incident yet, Johnson said, including the speed of the boat, what caused the flip or even who was driving. The incident did not appear to have involved any other vessels.

Boater Trenton Zamniak, who was nearby when the boat flipped, told Gulf Coast News Now that the boat "nosed up about 90 degrees and slips right over back."
Brenna Millett, Rebecca Knight and Neal Kirby were recovered and taken to a local hospital after the incident. MIllett and Knight died Saturday night, Johnson said. Kirby was still in critical but stable condition Sunday afternoon.

Craig Millett, 60, remained missing during an overnight search by dive crews until his submerged body was found around 12:30 p.m. Sunday in open water near the incident close to Redfish Point, Johnson said.

 

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