Good afternoon, everyone, Bill Cannon here from Police Off the Cuff on this beautiful Monday.

Just gorgeous. I mean, first real, like, Beach Day. I think I'm going to take a ride to

Long Island tomorrow, maybe take a ride to Jones Beach and maybe shoot a video out there. Maybe I'll go out

to Gilgo and shoot a video out there. Anyway, you know, we've been covering the Brian Hooker, actually the Lennett Hooker case, his wife who has been missing since April 4th, under suspicious circumstances, I might add. And of course, it involves getting on an eight-foot dingy on the evening of April 4th at allegedly 7.30 p.m. although no one has seen Lynette Hooker get on that dingy.

And then take the allegedly two and a half mile ride to their sailboat that was moored out in the water.

The sailboat, the name of it is the soulmate.

And here lies where it gets extremely suspicious.

Brian Hooker, of course, says that three-foot seas and 18-knott wins

knocked his wife Lynette off the eight-foot thing, off the back of the thing. Only a thousand

feet from their soulmate, sailboat, that was the name of its soulmate.

And at some point, he never jumped into the water to save his wife.

Allegedly he threw a cushion, a flotation cushion to her.

But she disappeared.

And there was a lot of arguments where it was even nighttime.

Because he said that they left at 7.30 and a two and a half mile ride on a diggy, I don't know what would take 10, 15 minutes maybe.

And so apparently it may neither even have been nighttime. And then after that, Brian Hooker shows up on land,

eight hours later with no wife and no explanation,

not a good explanation as to where she is.

So the search and the investigation begins. So much so that the Bahamian police do not

believe Brian Hooker's story at all. So what do they do? They place him under arrest and he's in

custody for five days, right?

Five days.

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