- The U.S. Coast Guard and FBI are preparing to search a specific area of the Sea of Abaco for evidence related to Lynette Hooker's disappearance last month in the Bahamas.
- The search location was determined by GPS data recovered from the couple's boat, "Soulmate," which reportedly contradicts the account given by her husband, Brian Hooker.
- Lynette Hooker vanished after Brian Hooker claimed she fell from their dinghy, taking the engine key, forcing him to paddle to shore to report her missing.
- A U.S. dive team has been approved by Bahamian officials to investigate the waters, seeking evidence and to retrieve Lynette Hooker's body, if possible.
- Brian Hooker, who denies any wrongdoing and has been released from Bahamian custody, has not been charged, though his daughter noted a history of marital conflict.
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