Absolutely. You know, Scott, you're a team. I want to just watch his body, Ryan, now, Hooker.

And we'll just watch this. And then I'm going to let you comment on it.

This morning, Brian Hooker is speaking out after Bahamian authorities released him from custody without pressing charges in his wife's disappearance.

What was it like being in police custody, knowing that the search was still ongoing for your life?

It was a little different chapter of hell and a giant hell that I'm in.

You're still in it?

Yes. I don't have a wife.

He's a bad actor.

He belongs with me.

Hoker, who plans on staying in the Bahamas, overcome with the motion as he returns to searching for his wife.

My only focus is to go back to the boat and then hire or beg people to help me go find some areas to search.

Is that what's next for you?

That's what's next for me until my visa runs out.

And in a new audio recording, Hooker opening up for the first time about what he says happened

in the immediate moment his wife Lynette was lost at sea after falling overboard on their dingy

more than a week ago.

She basically just bounced off the dingy in the middle of a little blow.

She had the spare dinghy key in her dry bag, which was with her.

This conversation with friends recorded the day before he was arrested,

Booker recalling how he immediately lost light of her.

The wind blew us apart so fast that I think, I think she tried to swim back to the sailboat,

back to our sailboat.

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