Amy Robach

Other evidence connecting him to a crime.

And right now, all we know is what he told us, that she fell overboard in rough seas, that the current pulled the two of them away too far from one another.

His boat was unable to move or operate because she had the keys.

And so he couldn't go get her or save her.

on the boat and i don't know other like and you've made the point and her daughter did say this was a strong swimmer lynette knew how to swim so the thought could be did he have to kill her if he did before throwing her overboard if that's what happened and if that did happen is there any evidence of that on the boat

violent altercations between these two as she almost talked about it like it was just a part of their recent history that is true she said that they had been drinking lately and fighting a lot and she even pointed out that there was a prior incident where he had she used the words choked her out so had choked his her choked her mom and then threatened to throw her overboard so she

She claimed and she told police, she told members of the media that this was a couple who looked beautiful and happy and adventurous on Instagram and on their social media pages, I think mostly Facebook, but that actually if you knew the couple and you knew and you just dug a little deeper, there was a lot of toxicity, a lot of volatility.

And she said the moment she heard her mother went missing...

off this boat, she was immediately suspicious.

Brian Hooker.

I can pull it up in just a sec.

Because also remember, we also got to hear that, like, we'll get into this too.

He left a voice message for his stepdaughter, which also didn't feel in tone with what you would expect someone to leave a message for the daughter of your wife who has gone missing.

But yes, I do have his official statement that he put out on social media.

Um, as he was waiting for word about whether or not his Lynette would be found.

He wrote this on Wednesday.

I am heartbroken over the recent boat accident in unpredictable seas and high wind that caused my beloved Lynette to fall from our small dinghy near Elbow Cay in the Bahamas.

Despite desperate attempts to reach her, the winds and currents drove us further apart.

We continued to search for her, and this is my sole focus.

Our family is deeply grateful for the Bahamian people's assistance.