Coast Guard seizes dinghy in Bahamas that Lynette Hooker allegedly "bounced off" of
Summary
The U.S. Coast Guard took control of a small boat in the Bahamas that was linked to the disappearance of Lynette Hooker, a woman from Michigan. Her husband said she fell off the boat in rough water, but new information from GPS data has raised questions about what really happened.Key Facts
- Lynette Hooker, 55, went missing in early April in the Bahamas.
- Her husband, Brian Hooker, reported her missing and said she fell off their dinghy during a nighttime ride.
- The U.S. Coast Guard seized the eight-foot dinghy linked to the disappearance.
- Investigators used a cadaver dog and examined a life jacket found on the boat.
- Brian Hooker was questioned and held by Bahamian authorities for five days but was released without charges.
- GPS data from an electronic device seized by authorities does not fully match Brian Hooker’s story.
- The couple’s sailboat was also seized by the Coast Guard last month.
- Lynette Hooker has not been found, and her disappearance is under investigation, possibly as a murder case.
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