Amy Robach

you know, thanking all of the different Bahamian entities and organizations, police search and rescue, helping him find his soulmate.

That was the name of their yacht, by the way, that they were going back to their boats name was soulmate.

And they had been documenting all of their travels on the high seas on social media.

So they were very active and very public in their relationship and their journeys.

So yes, he put out the statement that,

basically just saying how much he missed her and what had happened.

And apparently police weren't buying any of it, or at least it looks as though they aren't necessarily believing his version of what happened.

Yes.

That was a little confusing at first because we thought, how could there be another man around the same age of her husband involved in some way where he's arrested potentially for the murder or at least the disappearance of Lynette?

Turns out, yes, in fact, it was her husband.

He was claiming that he was heartbroken...

And he called it the recent boat accident.

I just think, look, I don't know how they're going to go about proving this.

They have the boat.

If there are any forensics in that boat, that would be the only plausible explanation because short of having her body be recovered.

What could you have?

That's my point.

You make a good point.

Her daughter may have really valid historical evidence that this or something similar to this or a threat of this existed, but that does not rise to the level of arresting somebody.

You have to have some sort of...