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Daughter of American woman missing in Bahamas speaks with ABC News

American Lynette Hooker remains missing after disappearing in the Bahamas on April 4; authorities arrested her husband Brian Hooker on April 8 for questioning but released him without charges on April 13.
The couple departed Hope Town for their yacht, Soulmate, near Elbow Cay when bad weather allegedly caused Lynette Hooker to fall from their dinghy, Brian Hooker told authorities.
Karli Aylesworth questioned the account from the beginning, though Brian Hooker told ABC News on April 14 his "sole focus" was "of finding his wife."
Aylesworth visited the Soulmate after meeting with the Coast Guard and Bahamian authorities to retrieve her mother's belongings, stating, "It just hit me like a freight train that she's not there."
According to his attorney, Brian Hooker left the Bahamas on April 15, while Aylesworth remains skeptical, noting, "This feels like something you just watch in a movie.

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