The GPS does not match Brian Hooker's story.

This, according to multiple federal investigators through multiple media sources.

And now that same GPS evidence is driving a brand new dive search in the Bahamas

and a full forensic examination of the sailboat known as the

soulmate.

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Tonight, we are back on the mysterious disappearance of the Michigan mom who is missing Lynette Hooker.

She vanished April 4th and her husband,

Brian Hooker, said she fell off her dingy. They were struggling in some troubled waters and one went one direction. The other went and the other. But of course, Lynette Hooker never to be

seen since. That, of course, after the coupleer never to be seen since.

That, of course, after the couple decided to make a move and actually live on their vessel known as the soulmate, a nifty-looking sailboat.

Brian says, as I mentioned, that Lynette simply fell off the dingy, but months later now, no citing of Lynette Hooker.

But investigators now say that GPS evidence and an 11-hour AIS blackout point to something perhaps a little bit more sinister. For those who do not know, AIS stands for automatic identification

system and boats have these. Well, the bottom line here is Brian Hooker's story and the digital

forensics simply not adding up without further ado. The best guess will bring in the chief

first chief Brian Brady,

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