Good morning, everyone.

Retired NYPD, Sergeant Bill Cannon here, bringing you the best of coverage on the Lynette

Hooker case.

And a lot of things we are now finding out about this case, things that are not jiving, things that are not fitting in vis-a-vis the timeline.

What is going on here?

That is what we all want to know in this case.

And so far, we don't know what's going on in this case.

So the Brian Hooker case, new evidence and the disappearance of Lynette Hooker in the Bahamas.

And tonight we're talking about the disappearance of Lynette Hooker and new publicly reported

details that are raising more

questions about our husband, Brian Hooker. Now right up front, let's get this straight.

Brian Hooker has not been charged. He's denied wrongdoing, and authorities have said the investigation

is still ongoing, but when you line up the reported facts, there are some things that investigators

would naturally focus on.

Lynette Hooker, a Michigan woman, disappeared after Brian Hooker, told authority she fell overboard from a dingy on the night of April 4th while the couple was traveling between Hope Town and Elbow

Kay in the Bahamas. So right now, that is a little bit Fugazi, as we say in New York City, a little bit fugazi in the facts

that this information were seeing pictures that directly sort of contradict this and contradicting

it by the timeline.

And other things that we have found out is that they were drinking heavily that day.

And not just at the Abacoa Inn, but earlier on in other locations.

And this picture here, I think Ashley Banfield somehow recovered this picture.

Allegedly, Brian Hooker told investigators that they were on their way in that eight-foot dinghy at 7.30 p.m.

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