Exclusive New Pics & Vids: No Lynette as Hubby Heads to Dock + Proof Weather Was Calm That Night
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Summary
Takeaways
- ❖A 7:00 PM photo shows Brian Hooker walking towards the dock alone, contradicting his claim of leaving with Lynette at 7:30 PM.
- ❖Surveillance video from 7:15 PM and 7:30 PM on the night of the disappearance shows calm water and mild wind conditions, not the 'screaming wind' and '2-4 foot waves' Brian described.
- ❖Brian was seen carrying a yellow dry bag at 7:00 PM, while Lynette was consistently seen with a green one.
- ❖Brian made inconsistent statements to different individuals about hearing Lynette after she went overboard.
- ❖Brian claimed he didn't understand local currents and tides, despite living on a keelboat in the area for weeks.
- ❖The Royal Bahamian Police are fiercely protecting surveillance video from the Abaco Inn, preventing its release to the public or media.
Insights
1Brian Hooker's Timeline Contradicted by Photo Evidence
Brian Hooker stated he left the Abaco Inn with Lynette around 7:30 PM. However, an exclusive live photo, timestamped 7:00 PM, shows Brian walking alone across the road from the Abaco Inn bar area towards the dock, without Lynette. This places him at the dock 30 minutes earlier than his stated departure time and without his wife, challenging his entire timeline.
Exclusive live photo timestamped PM showing Brian Hooker alone near the Abaco Inn docks.
2Weather Conditions Disputed by Video Surveillance
Brian Hooker claimed that when Lynette went overboard, the waves were 2-4 feet high and the wind was 'screaming.' Surveillance video from the Firefly Inn, located less than a quarter-mile north of the Abaco Inn, at 7:15 PM and 7:30 PM on the same night, shows extremely calm water with no visible waves or whitecaps, and flags fluttering gently, not rigid from strong winds. This directly refutes his description of severe weather conditions.
Firefly Inn surveillance video at PM and PM on April 4th, showing calm water and flags fluttering gently.
3Dry Bag Discrepancy Raises Questions
In the 7:00 PM photo, Brian Hooker is seen carrying a yellow dry bag. However, Lynette was consistently seen in their Instagram and other videos carrying a bright green dry bag. The host suggests that Lynette's green dry bag might have been left at the Abaco Inn pool area, raising questions about what happened to her belongings and why Brian was carrying a different colored bag.
Brian carrying a yellow dry bag in the PM photo; Lynette consistently seen with a green dry bag in other videos; possible green item near Lynette's chair in a PM pool photo.
4Brian Hooker's Inconsistent Statements and Evasive Answers
Brian provided differing accounts of what happened after Lynette went overboard, telling one person he 'never heard her' after calling out, but telling fire and rescue he 'called out to her and she said something, but I couldn't make out what it was.' When asked by a friend (Blaine Stevenson) about his location, Brian gave a 'mismatchy halaloo of junk,' including irrelevant details from days prior, instead of a direct answer. He also bragged about living an 'authentic life' with 'risk' shortly after his wife's disappearance.
Varying statements to different individuals about hearing Lynette; audio recording of Brian's conversation with Blaine Stevenson.
5Ignorance of Tides and Currents Contradicts Sailing Experience
Brian Hooker claimed to a friend, 'I don't really understand the current and tides here.' The host, a former keelboat captain, asserts that understanding tides and currents is fundamental for anyone living on a keelboat, especially in shallow waters like the Sea of Abaco, to avoid grounding or drifting. Brian had reportedly anchored and slept overnight in the area just the day before, which would necessitate knowledge of tides.
Brian's statement in a recorded call; host's expert opinion as a former keelboat captain; Brian's previous anchoring in the area.
Lessons
- If you were on Elbow Key, Bahamas, on Saturday night, April 4th, between 6:30 PM and 8:00 PM, review your photos and videos for any images of Lynette or Brian Hooker, their dinghy, or the sea conditions.
- Send any relevant photos or videos to dropdeadseriousinfo@gmail.com or submit them anonymously via the CGIS (Coast Guard Investigative Services) app or website (CGIStips.com).
- Share this call for information with anyone you know who was in the Elbow Key area during that time.
Quotes
"You know the currents and the tides. If there's one thing you know on a keelboat, it's the tides, my friend."
"This guy, this guy, you know, there's the old expression, thou doth protest too much. And what I hear from Brian Hooker is a guy who just can't shut up. He is getting in his own way."
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