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Aylesworth describing the relationship to NBC as volatile, saying they have, quote, a history of not getting along, especially when they drink.

Bryan initially telling police he and Lynette had been drinking the night she went missing.

Bahamian authorities arresting Bryan on April 8th, holding him for several days before releasing him, without charges, as the investigation continued.

Bryan denies wrongdoing and has not been charged with the crime, and returned to the United States on April 15th.

The U.S.

Coast Guard also launching its own investigation into Lynette's disappearance, taking custody of the couple's sailboat, Soulmate, earlier this month.

And now investigators returning to the water.

NBC News reporting GPS data appears to undermine Brian's account of where he was the night Lynette disappeared.

CBS News reporting that data, taken from one of Brian Hooker's electronic devices, showing a track of the device's movements that did not line up with what he told investigators.

The outlet reporting investigators now believe Brian's account may have led search teams to look in the wrong area of the Sea of Abaco.

Bahamian authorities approving a U.S.

Coast Guard request to send divers into a new search area, with crews expected to search waters roughly 25 feet deep, according to Fox News.

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