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"He loved watching the kids enjoying the rides."Then, on his sixth day on the job, tragedy struck, said his nephew Tim Overlin, of Des Moines.Steve Booher was tending the amusement park's Raging River ride when he fell on the conveyor belt June 7, fracturing his skull and suffering a major brain injury, his wife wrote. He was unresponsive and on life support until he died Saturday at Mercy Medical Center.Polk County Medical Examiner Gregory Schmunk confirmed the accidental death was caused by a head injury.The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is now investigating the incident.Overlin said the family's only knowledge of the accident stems from the limited amount of information in local media reports."It's just a lot of grief and shock," he said.Witness recounts eventsZach Bauer was waiting in line to ride the Raging River on the afternoon of June 7 when he heard a commotion on the loading platform.He didn't see Booher fall, turning toward the scene as onlookers flocked to provide help.

At the time, the conveyor belt moving the rafts was in motion, said Bauer, a 22-year-old who lives in Des Moines. Several onlookers were yelling at the ride operator to stop the ride, he said."I know it wasn’t just a case of him slipping and falling without the ride moving," he said. "I saw the ride take the man off his feet."The Raging River's ride operator is housed in a booth above the loading platform. On the platform, other workers help riders in and out of the boats. Bauer said the ride operator came down from the booth and appeared confused, because he left the ride running.Bauer has ridden the Raging River countless times; he held Adventureland season passes for several years. He said the workers on the platform generally give the go-ahead for the Raging River to begin."Usually when everybody was ready to go, they would give the guy the thumbs up, because he’s up above the ride," he said. "I'm not sure what caused him to push the button.""Anybody who’s been on that ride knows that once that conveyor belt starts, it's kind of a jerk. 

It starts really quick."Adventureland spokeswoman Molly Vincent  did not respond to questions regarding Bauer's account of the incident. She previously acknowledged the ride was in motion at the time of the accident.Inspection cleared ride to continueOne day after Booher's fatal fall, state officials inspected the water ride and deemed it safe and free of defects."We did our inspection and we found no adverse conditions as far as the ride was concerned," said Jim Borwey, who oversees inspections of elevators, boilers and amusement parks for the Iowa Division of Labor.State officials examine each amusement park ride before the beginning of the season, Borwey said. This spring, investigators found no major problems with the Raging River, which Adventureland classifies among its family rides.Jens Nissen, administrator of Iowa's OSHA program, said he could not release any details of his agency's ongoing investigation into the accident.The agency must report its findings within six months, he said, though he expects a quicker conclusion.