Husband of Missing Woman in Bahamas Criticized for Not Using Thermal Camera in Search
Brian Hooker, the husband of a missing American woman, Lynette Hooker, is facing criticism for not using a $33,000 thermal camera on his boat to search for her after she reportedly fell overboard in the Bahamas. The couple was returning to their sailboat when Lynette fell off their dinghy. Despite having a high-tech FLIR system on board, which could detect heat signatures, Brian did not utilize it during the search. A friend of the couple, Daniel Danforth, highlighted the missed opportunity to use the camera, which could have aided in locating Lynette. The U.S. Coast Guard has since opened a criminal investigation into her disappearance, and the boat has been seized for further examination. 
