You know, this case goes back to April 4th. So let's face it, what are investigators looking for?

Well, they're looking for a body, really. Let's face it, right? And although this man,

Brian Hooker, the husband of Lynette Hooker, was initially brought in by the Bahamian police and questioned for five days.

Because the Bahamian police couldn't uncover enough evidence to hold him, he was released.

And from that day of his release until now, there's been some bizarre happenings that really make

people believe that there's more to this than Lynette Hooker falling off an eight-foot

dingy at 7.30 at night. It just doesn't make any sense at all, nor does the behavior of Brian Hooker make any sense

whatsoever. Never jumped into the water to try to save his life, excuse me, save his wife,

Lynette's life, throws her cushion. Doesn't really have a good story about where she was she may have swam

to the sailboat right and now all of this GPS evidence that puts him in a different

place than he was leading authorities to.

And to me, one of the biggest questionable things is that he was all teary-eyed and being interviewed

by the press and all crying and, you know, that was, I'm going to search that he put on every time he needed to

i'm i'm not going to give up searching until it's all you know it was ridiculous and when we had

scott rouse on the body language expert on the show to analyze that. He was like, the guy's lying.

He's clearly lying. But lying does not equal charges, right? It may down the road because we

mentioned that what they have now at best is a circumstantial case against Brian Hooker.

They don't have enough.

But now the Coast Guard has gotten permission by the Bahamian authorities to go and search the areas that Brian Hooker's GPS from his cell phone hit during the night.

So locations specifically, and he may have spent more time at than areas that he didn't even

admit to being in.

So that is where the search is going to be tailored.

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