Lynette Hooker’s husband Brian rummages through trash on California streets months after wife’s disappearance
Brian Hooker, whose wife Lynette disappeared in the Bahamas in April, has been seen living in northern California several months after her disappearance. The sightings have drawn attention because Lynette’s family is still seeking answers, although Brian has not been charged with or accused of any wrongdoing.
Fox News Digital reported seeing the 58-year-old near Citrus Heights, around 15 miles north-east of Sacramento, walking dogs, drinking coffee and collecting items from roadside rubbish. Brian told investigators that Lynette fell from a dinghy as the couple returned to their sailboat, Soulmate; he was questioned and released in the Bahamas, while the US Coast Guard Investigative Service leads the investigation.
- Brian Hooker was seen in northern California months after Lynette’s disappearance.
- He has not been accused of wrongdoing.
- The US Coast Guard continues to investigate.