A major new development in the disappearance of Lynette Hooker: The U.S. Coast Guard has seized Soulmate, the 46-foot sailboat Lynette shared with her husband, Brian Hooker, after it reportedly left the Bahamas and was intercepted offshore on its way back to the United States. Exclusive photos and video show the boat being towed into the Coast Guard station in Fort Pierce, Florida, where it is now in U.S. custody as part of a criminal investigation. In this episode of “Drop Dead Serious,” Ashleigh Banfield breaks down how Soulmate left Marsh Harbour after weeks on a mooring ball, how the boat was tracked across the water, and why the Coast Guard Investigative Service may now have the biggest piece of evidence in the case. Banfield also…
The U.S. Coast Guard seized the sailboat linked to Lynette Hooker’s disappearance after she was reported missing during a Bahamas trip in April. Her husband, Brian, says she fell overboard. She remains missing as the investigation continues. More: https://tinyurl.com/mvf95cfm #LynetteHooker #truecrime #BrianHooker
What really happened aboard the “Sailing Hookers” yacht the night Lynette Hooker vanished in the Bahamas? In this episode, Ashleigh Banfield is on the ground in Marsh Harbor and Elbow Cay, retracing the key locations tied to Lynette and Brian Hooker as this mystery deepens. From the yacht police boarded to the marina, the harbor and the surrounding islands, Ashleigh walks you through the setting of this case and why the geography may matter more than people realize.
Marnee and Blaine Stevenson join "Jesse Weber Live" to discuss Brian Hooker leaving The Bahamas amid the ongoing search for his wife and their friend, Lynette Hooker, who disappeared at sea April 4. "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day’s headlines, diving into the biggest stories through the lens of legal expertise.
After Brian Hooker left the Bahamas, where his wife, Lynette, vanished several days ago, friends of the couple believe he needs to "step up" in the search.
The U.S. Coast Guard said its criminal investigation into the disappearance of an American woman in the Bahamas is ongoing despite her husband's release from police custody.
