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official told NBC News last week that after examining the boat's GPS, it looks like Brian might have given them the wrong location for where Lynette went missing.

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divers arrived in the Bahamas last week and started looking for her in a different spot, the Abaco Sea.

According to photos obtained by NBC News, cadaver dogs were also taken to the boatyard where Brian was on the day he reported Lynette missing.

On Monday, authorities announced that no body was found.

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Coast Guard said in a statement that their recent search has concluded and that the investigation is ongoing.

They encourage anyone with information to come forward.

Okay, thank you so much for these updates, Brad.

You're welcome.

For our final segment this week, we wanted to talk about a case that has sparked intense debate across social media, the case of Mackenzie Sherilla.

In 2023, the Ohio teenager was convicted by a judge of murdering her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and a friend, 19-year-old Davion Flanagan.

Both were passengers in Mackenzie's car when prosecutors say she drove nearly 100 miles per hour into a brick wall, killing them both.

A recent Netflix documentary on the case called The Crash has been a breakout hit since its debut in May, with over 58 million views worldwide so far.

It features Mackenzie's first ever interview.

But not all of the renewed attention on the case has been welcome.

Some of the victims' family members are speaking out.

She's a psychopath.

A stone-cold psychopath.

She has no remorse.