New video shows Coast Guard's Bahamas hunt as team dives into forensics exam of seized Lynette Hooker dinghy

FIRST ON FOX: The U.S. Coast Guard Investigative Service has released caller video from their hunt to find missing American Lynette Hooker.

The bureau spent 4 days successful the Bahamas past week looking for immoderate clues. Investigators returned to the U.S. with the dinghy that Lynette and her hubby Brian were boating connected successful the Sea of Abaco earlier she disappeared. 

Search teams deployed a scope of specialized resources specified arsenic divers, remotely operated underwater vehicles, drones and adjacent a cadaver canine successful their search.

A U.S. Coast Guard vessel unit and CGIS Investigators hunt for missing idiosyncratic Lynette Hooker successful the Bahamas connected June 3, 2026. (U.S. Coast Guard / Petty Officer 1st Class Riley Perkofski)

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Lynette Hooker vanished successful April portion connected a boating abrogation with her hubby successful Hope Town, Bahamas.

WATCH: Coast Guard divers hunt the oversea level to find immoderate hint of Lynette Hooker

WHY INVESTIGATORS ARE SEARCHING BOTH LAND AND SEA FOR MISSING MICHIGAN WOMAN IN BAHAMAS

He claims she fell overboard into the Sea of Abaco, arsenic the brace navigated unsmooth seas connected their dinghy. He resurfaced; Lynette vanished.

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Divers with the Coast Guard Investigative Service hunt for clues successful the hunt for missing woman, Lynette Hooker. (Petty Officer 1st Class Riley Perkofski)

The dinghy CGIS was capable to transportation implicit to U.S. custody from Bahamian authorities volition acquisition further forensic examination.

WATCH: Coast Guard Investigative Service navigates Sea of Abaco successful Bahamas

Coast Guard Cutter Margaret Norvell, which is based successful Miami, was utilized successful the mission.

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CGIS is starring the investigation, and the bureau investigates a wide scope of national crimes, including fraud, cybercrime, cause trafficking and homicides.

Authorities volition merchandise much accusation arsenic it becomes available.