Good afternoon. Bill Cannon here from Police Off the Cuff live from Jupiter, Florida.

Yeah, I flew all the way to Jupiter, Florida. Give you guys that sort of tropical feeling,

much like in the Bahamas, much like the story that we've been covering. You know, the Lynette Hooker case, again, she's been missing since April 4th.

New information? There is new information, but yet not new information.

We know that the Coast Guard, the United States Coast Guard, has been processing the sailboat, the 46-foot sailboat, the sole mate that was owned by Lynette Hooker and her husband, Brian.

And since she allegedly went on that eight-foot dingy on April 4th, she's been missing since.

And we can't explain the actions of Brian Hooker.

We know he's no longer in the Bahamas.

We know he was held in custody by the Bahamian police for five days, released, and then

he went back to the U.S. mainland to Michigan to visit his sick mother.

And then, as we know, I'm recounting the story.

He hired two captains, local captains, to sail the boat to the U.S. mainland to Florida.

Right.

And it was seized off 40 nautical miles off the coast

of Melbourne, Florida. And now it's being held in a Coast Guard facility and being treated

as a crime scene. Yes, a crime scene.

And what has the Coast Guard recovered?

We don't know yet.

It hasn't been reported yet.

And anyone says that they do know is not telling the truth.

However, the possibilities of what they may have recovered,

the Apple Watch that was on Lynette's wrist, apparently, that was seen. And the outside the Abaco Inn at about 6.30 p.m. on April 4th

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