When you look at him in this video, his body language is extremely, extremely awkward.

And we're going to have Scott Rouse take a look at this later and comment on his body language.

Specifically, in this, he seems to be in some type of stance where he's really almost standing at attention like the old

Marine he used to be back to the boat and then hire or beg people to help me go find some

areas to search.

Ryan returned to the U.S. hours after that interview, his Bahamian attorney telling us he wanted

to be with his terminally ill mother.

Does he have any plans to go back to the Bahamas to help with the search?

I imagine that is where his heart is, but I can't speak on whether or not that's what he will be doing.

Last week, Harley Aylesworth, Lynette's daughter, traveled to the Bahamas to retrace her mother's last steps, telling us she believes parts of her stepfather's story don't add up.

I don't understand how she drowned or got flowed away. It just made me be more, why didn't he do this? Why didn't he do that? Why did that happen? So it answered some

questions, but then it also arose more questions. Carly telling us she met with the Coast Guard

and Bahamian authorities allowing her to visit the sailboat. Her mother and stepfather called home,

the soulmate. This feels like something you're just watching a movie, but it's my life.

Carly and Lynette's mother, Darlene, have doubted Brian's story from the beginning,

saying Brian and Lynette had a volatile and even violent relationship at times.

We all handle things in different ways and be open-minded to the fact that just because Carly and Darlene are making these claims,

there's absolutely no evidence to support any of the allegations, absolutely none.

When describing the hooker's relationship, his attorney telling us that everyone has their disagreements,

but Brian and Lynette appeared happy despite living a different type of life on a sailboat, relying solely on each other.

Guys.

So, you know, evidence, well, where is the evidence?

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