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NEW VIDEO: Missing American Lynette Hooker’s husband has been arrested after her disappearance at sea while the couple was sailing in the Bahamas. Police say they’re no longer treating the incident as an accident, and Lynette’s daughter says she isn't surprised by the accusations surrounding her step-father: “I’ve seen...

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NEW: “They haven’t found her yet… they’re still out there searching today.” The chilling voicemail missing American Lynette Hooker’s husband sent after his wife went missing at sea in the Bahamas. Brian Hooker has now been arrested in connection with his wife’s disappearance, just days after making that call to her daughter.
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NEW: “They haven’t found her yet… they’re still out there searching today.” The chilling voicemail missing American Lynette Hooker’s husband sent after his wife went missing at sea in the Bahamas. Brian Hooker has now been arrested in connection with his wife’s disappearance, just days after making that call to her daughter.

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WATCH: Husband of missing American woman Lynette Hooker, who disappeared in the Bahamas, was spotted leaving Freeport before returning to the United States following his jail release related to the disappearance. Hooker’s lawyer says he left the Bahamas to be with his ailing mother just days after vowing to stay and search for his missing wife.
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WATCH: Husband of missing American woman Lynette Hooker, who disappeared in the Bahamas, was spotted leaving Freeport before returning to the United States following his jail release related to the disappearance. Hooker’s lawyer says he left the Bahamas to be with his ailing mother just days after vowing to stay and search for his missing wife.

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Lynette Hooker’s daughter is sharing a voicemail she says her stepfather left after her mother vanished during a boat trip in the Bahamas as she questions his account of what happened at sea. Authorities have now shifted to a recovery operation for the 55-year-old Michigan woman, who police say was reported missing after allegedly falling overboard from a small dinghy during rough weather Saturday night.
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Lynette Hooker’s daughter is sharing a voicemail she says her stepfather left after her mother vanished during a boat trip in the Bahamas as she questions his account of what happened at sea. Authorities have now shifted to a recovery operation for the 55-year-old Michigan woman, who police say was reported missing after allegedly falling overboard from a small dinghy during rough weather Saturday night.

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"I've seen him choke out one of his daughters before and he had to go to court for that. I was only in third grade." The daughter of a Michigan woman who went missing after "falling overboard" in the Bahamas suspects foul play, noting her stepfather's own daughter also doubts his story.
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"I've seen him choke out one of his daughters before and he had to go to court for that. I was only in third grade." The daughter of a Michigan woman who went missing after "falling overboard" in the Bahamas suspects foul play, noting her stepfather's own daughter also doubts his story.

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🚨🎗️🚨LYNETTE HOOKER update: SCOOP from Kelsie Cairns The US Coast Guard has just published video of the seizure of Brian Hooker's sailboat, Soulmate, involved in the investigation into the disappearance of his American wife Lynette Hooker in the Bahamas. Authorities boarded the vessel on May 9. Video was just released today. The Hookers lived together on the vessel and were known to go on sailing vacations. Lynette disappeared during a trip to the Bahamas in April. Her husband was briefly detained by local authorities but has not been charged with a crime. 🎥DVIDS
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🚨🎗️🚨LYNETTE HOOKER update: SCOOP from Kelsie Cairns The US Coast Guard has just published video of the seizure of Brian Hooker's sailboat, Soulmate, involved in the investigation into the disappearance of his American wife Lynette Hooker in the Bahamas. Authorities boarded the vessel on May 9. Video was just released today. The Hookers lived together on the vessel and were known to go on sailing vacations. Lynette disappeared during a trip to the Bahamas in April. Her husband was briefly detained by local authorities but has not been charged with a crime. 🎥DVIDS

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Lynette Hooker's husband was spotted living a quiet, seemingly unbothered life in northern California — walking dogs, sipping coffee in his garage, sifting through trash on the side of the road — four months after his wife vanished from their sailboat in the Bahamas. Brian Hooker, 58, was seen by Fox News Digital outside a home in Citrus Heights, about 15 miles northeast of Sacramento. He told investigators Lynette fell from a dinghy while the couple was returning to their sailboat, named Soulmate, during a vacation in April. He was initially detained and questioned by Bahamian authorities, then released. He has not been accused of any crime. The U.S. Coast Guard Investigative Service is leading the investigation into Lynette's disappearance. Her mother, Darlene Hamlett, says she just wants the truth and justice for her daughter.
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Lynette Hooker's husband was spotted living a quiet, seemingly unbothered life in northern California — walking dogs, sipping coffee in his garage, sifting through trash on the side of the road — four months after his wife vanished from their sailboat in the Bahamas. Brian Hooker, 58, was seen by Fox News Digital outside a home in Citrus Heights, about 15 miles northeast of Sacramento. He told investigators Lynette fell from a dinghy while the couple was returning to their sailboat, named Soulmate, during a vacation in April. He was initially detained and questioned by Bahamian authorities, then released. He has not been accused of any crime. The U.S. Coast Guard Investigative Service is leading the investigation into Lynette's disappearance. Her mother, Darlene Hamlett, says she just wants the truth and justice for her daughter.

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An American woman is missing in the Bahamas after she reportedly went overboard while traveling on a dinghy and strong currents carried her out to sea, according to police. Read more:
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Brian Hooker, whose wife, Lynette, went missing on April 5, after allegedly falling overboard while the couple was traveling in the Bahamas, was recorded speaking to a friend on April 7. During the call that CBS News has verified, he described the events from that night as a "cascade of failures." Brian Hooker is currently in police custody in the Bahamas, where he is being questioned in connection with the disappearance of his wife, but denies any wrongdoing and has not been charged with a crime.
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Brian Hooker, whose wife, Lynette, went missing on April 5, after allegedly falling overboard while the couple was traveling in the Bahamas, was recorded speaking to a friend on April 7. During the call that CBS News has verified, he described the events from that night as a "cascade of failures." Brian Hooker is currently in police custody in the Bahamas, where he is being questioned in connection with the disappearance of his wife, but denies any wrongdoing and has not been charged with a crime.

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Messages exclusively obtained by CBS News' Cristian Benavides show Lynette Hooker told a friend in 2024 that she split from husband Brian Hooker after just weeks of sailing together, writing, “We were married years 21 years. Our marriage lasted 6 weeks cruising.” In the messages, Hooker said “it was real bad” and told her friend, “I can’t be out there with him,” before the couple later reconciled. Brian Hooker is currently being questioned by police in the Bahamas after telling authorities Lynette went overboard during a nighttime boat ride.
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Messages exclusively obtained by CBS News' Cristian Benavides show Lynette Hooker told a friend in 2024 that she split from husband Brian Hooker after just weeks of sailing together, writing, “We were married years 21 years. Our marriage lasted 6 weeks cruising.” In the messages, Hooker said “it was real bad” and told her friend, “I can’t be out there with him,” before the couple later reconciled. Brian Hooker is currently being questioned by police in the Bahamas after telling authorities Lynette went overboard during a nighttime boat ride.

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Brian Hooker, Lynette Hooker's husband, told police that his wife fell overboard while the couple was leaving Hope Town for Elbow Cay on the Bahamian island of Abaco at around 7:30 pm Saturday night. Hooker told the Royal Bahamas Police Force that strong currents carried her out to sea, and he lost sight of her. Brian Hooker paddled the dinghy to shore, arriving hours later at the Marsh Harbor Boat Yard at 4 a.m. Sunday morning. Hooker, who has not been accused of any wrongdoing, declined to answer any questions from CBS News about the missing woman.

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An Anambra-based woman has cr!ed out after Nigeria Police Force officers arrested her husband while he was on his way to buy drinks. The officers accused him of being a thi£f and later ext0rted ₦200,000 from him at Flyover Opi Iweke, Onitsha. According to her, a few days ago, her husband went to buy drinks. On his way back, he was stopped by the police and asked to show his documents. After presenting them, the officers complained about the car’s custom color. Before he could explain, they accused him of theft, handcuffed him, and put him in a Hilux. When he insisted they take him to a police station, there was a back-and-forth, and eventually, he transferred ₦200,000 to them. After getting home, the wife started making calls to find out which police division the officers belonged to. She was later told it was Okpoko Police Station. When she and her husband got to the station, the serving DPO responded immediately and ordered all the policemen on duty to come out so her husband could identify the culprits. After every officer came out, the offending ones were nowhere to be seen. The DPO then sent other officers along with the woman and her husband to the exact junction where the incident happened. There, the culprits were pointed out, and the ₦200,000 was refunded immediately.

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That Escalated Fast! A 'good samaritan' in Rhode Island pulled over to help a high school student in an accident. She ended up calling the kid's father before she is suddenly handcuffed and arrested by South Kingstown Police. Claire Hall, the woman seen in the video, is now suing over the incident, claiming that "she was unlawfully arrested and physically injured, she was placed in imminent fear for her well-being, she was emotionally damaged, she was embarrassed, humiliated, and unlawfully and wrongfully charged as a criminal." Did the police overreact? Did she instigate the situation? Does she have a legitimate case?

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