
Brian Hooker shared maps with friends and CBS News in days following Lynette’s disappearance from Michigan. The maps allegedly showed where Lynette went missing in the Bahamas last week.
The images were drawn over Navionics app screenshots, marking areas like alleged dinghy route when Lynette disappeared and where Brian claims she went overboard.
According to Hooker, he traveled 4 miles west on his dinghy from where Lynette is believed to have gone overboard at around 7:30 p.m. He washed up the next morning at Marsh Harbour Boat Yard.
Bahamian officials arrested Hooker for questioning but he has not been charged with a crime, according to his attorney Terrel Butler.
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