Husband of Michigan woman missing in the Bahamas leaves country, lawyer says
Yahoo • • nation
Key Points:
- Brian Hooker, husband of missing Michigan woman Lynette Hooker, has left the Bahamas due to his mother's serious illness but plans to return, according to his attorney.
- Lynette Hooker vanished on April 4 after reportedly falling off their dinghy while traveling between Hope Town and Elbow Cay; Brian Hooker told police she had the dinghy keys when she fell, causing the engine to shut off.
- Brian Hooker was taken into custody last week but released without charges; he denies harming his wife and is focused on finding her.
- Lynette's daughter, Karli Aylesworth, expressed skepticism about the disappearance being an accident and wants to uncover the truth.
- The Royal Bahamas Police consider Brian Hooker a suspect but have not charged him; authorities continue their search for Lynette.
