Lynette Hooker case: Coast Guard concludes latest search in Bahamas

U.S. Coast Guard officials ended their renewed search for Lynette Hooker, a Michigan woman who disappeared in Bahamian waters, with results not yet disclosed. Divers, remotely operated vehicles, unmanned aerial systems, and a cadaver dog were deployed around the Sea of Abaco after Hooker, 56, went missing during an April 4 night boat ride from Onsted, Michigan, to Elbow Cay. The couple’s dinghy, an 8-foot craft, was recovered for forensic examination as investigators pursued GPS data from her husband’s devices. Brian Hooker, 59, was detained for five days before release; Hooker’s daughter questioned his account, describing their marriage as turbulent. The investigation remains open, with authorities promising updates as they become available.