Annie Elise

Like if it's pretty standard or not.

If it's a small boat, it needs to be closer to shore.

If it's a bigger boat and it's okay to like go way out in the water.

But I would assume that Linda at least felt comfortable with it since she wasn't an amateur at fishing or that sort of thing.

But as it turns out, whether the concern that Linda had identified to her friend was warranted or not at the time she texted, the truth was that Linda had not reached out by noon.

And her friend was really worried.

I mean, 10 minutes late is one thing, but hours?

Something wasn't right here.

So she got a hold of the Coast Guard and she reported both Linda and Nathan as missing.

Now, luckily, everything was taken very seriously.

Right away, the Coast Guard got in contact with Linda's cell phone provider to get a ping on where her phone last was at.

That way, they wouldn't be wasting time looking in all the wrong directions, right?

And it turns out that her phone pinged one last time around 1 a.m., an hour after she and Nathan had taken off from the marina.

But when the search and rescue teams made it to that location, they couldn't find anything.

They knew that she had been there because we know cell phone pings don't lie, but if they didn't know any better, it was almost like Nathan and Linda had never been there at all.

Like they and their boat just vanished.

But that was not the only mystery that they were about to uncover.

Getting started with health care, especially anything weight loss related, can feel extremely overwhelming.

Not because people don't want help, but because the system feels confusing.

What's covered?