Gavin Bladen oversaw the construction of the luxury catamaran Hemisphere and has lived on it for 15 years. When it changes hands, he may be cast adrift.
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The rescue played out in a river in Idaho just as a local reporter was recording a news story only feet away.
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Lynette Hooker disappeared April 4 while boating with her husband, Brian Hooker.
“GMA” got to aboard the US Coast Guard Eagle, the vessel roughly as long as a football field and 15 stories high, that will lead the tall ship parade in New York City.
Bill Hamlet says he believes the Bahamas search area may have been a diversion
Lynette and Brian Hooker were living on their yacht, "Soulmate," in the Bahamas when the unthinkable happened in paradise — Lynette vanished, with her husband claiming she went overboard on a dinghy. This is a brand-new "The Truth of the Matter" podcast episode with Hena Doba. In this episode, host of the "Drop Dead Serious" podcast Ashleigh Banfield explains the seizure of "Soulmate" and what the Coast Guard Investigative Service is looking for on board the couple's boat. Watch this full episode of "The Truth of the Matter": https://youtu.be/G8F5-Tf9LGA #LynetteHooker #BrianHooker #truecrime
Where is Lynette Hooker? The 55-year-old was last seen April 4, 2026, while in the Bahamas with her husband, Brian. He told authorities she fell overboard and was swept away by bad weather while the couple was traveling in a dinghy to their yacht, “Soulmate.” Holes in his story have the Coast Guard Investigative Service [...]
Lynette Hooker's husband said she fell out of a dinghy in the Bahamas and was swept away.