A Florida property developer is found not guilty in a trial involving a boat crash that killed a teenage girl and left another teen permanently disabled. The case centers on the criminal allegations brought against the man following the incident, which was described as a serious and deadly crash. According to reporting, the jury’s verdict ends the prosecution’s case and results in the defendant being acquitted. Multiple accounts describe the outcome as a not-guilty finding after the trial. Details provided across the sources focus on the consequences of the crash—one teen’s death and the other’s long-term disability—while the articles’ summaries do not add additional specifics about the arguments presented, the evidence cited, or the circumstances of the incident. The sources agree on the core result of the trial and the impact on the victims. The reported verdict means the defendant is not convicted of the charges at issue in the case as presented during trial.