love the way officials say 'no evidence of alcohol or drugs', when no autopsy has been done. I'd bet they were stoned or drunk, driving 65 mph in a borrowed boat at 3AM.
Based on impact evidence and the severity of damage, officials concluded the boat -- a 32-foot SeaVee center console model -- hit the rocks at full speed, Veloz said.
Top speed on the boat would be between 50 mph and 65 mph, depending on the engines with which it was equipped, according to SeeVee's website.
Fernández was a passenger on the boat, and was not the owner, Veloz said.
"The boat is a total loss right now from what we can see," Veloz said. "It's horrible, it's bad, it's bad."
Drugs and alcohol did not appear to be factors in the accident, he said, but he added that investigators had been been unable to get under the overturned wreckage. Autopsies have not been conducted. None of the three victims was wearing a life vest, he said.
