So in the Bahamas, there's a couple, and they were on a dingy, a little raft. Oh, he killed her. He killed her. And she apparently fell overboard. Yeah. And he went in to trying to get some help. And now he's arrested. Yeah. Oh, did they arrest him now? Yeah. Well, her daughter said they had a volatile relationship, especially when they drank. Oh. And they were in the Bahamas for a whole month, just vacationing, hanging out. And he said, I'm tired of this bitch. And he threw overboard. Was there anybody else on the boat? Nope. Nobody else? Just the two of them. Oh, yeah, that looks bad. Yeah. Rest of an American man who told authorities, his wife fell overboard while on a dingy in

rough waters in the Bahamas has bought greater scrutiny to his account of what happened.

It's always the husband, always the wife, right away.

Her enters a fifth day.

Brian Hooker was arrested by the Royal Bahamas Police Forest on Wednesday in connection

with the disappearance of 55-year-old Lynette Hooker.

He was arrested for additional questioning based on some probable cause we have.

Royal Bahamas Police Force Assistant Commissioner Advardo Dames told Reuters.

What if you go to boat with your wife and you don't hate each other and one of you falls over? How do you prove you didn't push her over? Because nowadays, especially if the woman falls over and vice versa. You don't get the benefit of the doubt. How do you get out of it? You're going to get looked into. You just got to hope that you have plenty of character witnesses that say you always had a great relationship and you don't have a motive to killer.

Especially if it's just the two of you.

It was just the two of them out of the boat, so nobody saw anything. Now, how does this guy actually get convicted then? Well, he's not convicted. He's just arrested. I know that. He's just arrested. I know that. I'm just saying in the future, the same thing happens.

He probably has some guys to stand up to say he wouldn't do that.

And, of course, he categorically and unequivocally denies any wrongdoing in his wife's saying in the future. The same thing happens. He probably had some guys to stand up to say he wouldn't do that.

And of course he categorically and unequivocally denies any wrongdoing in his wife's appearance. But her daughter, which I don't think is his daughter, they were remarried. She said, hey, the volatile relationship, especially when they drank. Bitch, whore, you're a loser. Why don't you get to be that kind of stuff? It's like he'd also previously threatened to throw her overboard.

Well, that's a problem.

The daughter had some voice notes. You're a loser. Why don't you get a... That kind of stuff. It's like he'd also previously threatened to throw her overboard.

Oh, that's a problem.

The daughter had some voice note or something.

Well, that happened.

Another story is that they convicted that guy in Hawaii that tried to throw his wife off a cliff.

And I remember the story.

They get him for a voluntary manslaughter or something.

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