Good afternoon, everyone. Bill Cannon here from Police Off the Cuff here in sunny Florida. I

had to find a suitable place to shoot this video. It's so beautiful here. It's near a place called

Carlin Park. You got to get a place where there's not too many people around to interrupt your

broadcast, but I couldn't pick a more beautiful

place. It's so gorgeous. So is there anything really new in the Lynette Hooker case missing

since April 4th? A husband, Brian Hooker, right now we'd have to call him absolutely 100% a suspect.

So much of what he reported when he was in custody with the Bahamian police has now turned

out through investigation to be an absolute lie inaccuracies, getting in that eight-foot

dingy.

We can't even ascertain until we get the video from the Apoco Resort.

If she ever even went into that eight-foot day on April 4th, he says at 7.30 p.m.,

he says that the seas were rough, three-foot seas, 18 knot winds.

None of that seems to be true, as many people, specifically Ashley Banfield, went there and checked out what the weather report was through video, through other people interviewing people, that the ocean was quite calm that night.

But yet, he told this story how a little wave knocked her off the back of the dinghy 1,000 feet

from the sailboat, the soulmate. And yet, even though she was a superior athlete, somehow she

disappeared. He didn't jump in the water after her. So all of these things are turning out not to be

true.

So what must we ascertain from this? Well, we know that the Coast Guard took into custody with a soul meat.

That's the 46 sailboat that is the subject that belonged to Lynette and Brian Hooker that they lived on for several years.

We know they were married for 20 years.

They had a little bit of a bombastic relationship.

It seems there was some domestic violence in their relationship.

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