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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Well, Jordan the Mornings Dirty on the thirty. All right,
this story is going to be the next date line.
It's going to be on dayne let's hear it. I'm
going to tell Andrey Canning she needs to do it. Actually, God,
speaking of dateline, we have Keith Morrison and the Dirty
Later's okay. So, police in the Bahamas said late last
night they have arrested the husband of the Michigan woman
(00:22):
who was on board a boat in the Bahamas and vanished.
Have you guys heard anything about this in the most
So if you're not caught up with this story, I'm
going to play you a clip, an updated clip that
WXYZ Channel seven dat officials say. Fifty five year old
Lynette Hooker of Lenaway County was traveling in an inflatable
boat on Saturday night in the Bahamas. Her husband, fifty
(00:44):
eight year old Brian Hooker, told authorities she fell overboard
had the boat keys with her, which caused the engine
to turn off.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Hooker went missing at sea Saturday evening while out on
an eight and a half foot dinghy boat with her
husband Brian near Elbow Okay. Brian telling police they hit
bad weather and his wife fell into the ocean with
the key to the boat, shutting off the engine as
she was swept away. Brian reported Lynette missing at four
am Easter Sunday, after he says he had to paddle
(01:14):
back to land.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
The story is that she fell off with the key.
Speaker 1 (01:19):
It is their daughter threw her.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
A life jacket or something and she was swimming towards shore,
which I don't understand why she was swimming away from
the boat with the key.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Aylesworth says boating was a lifelong dream of her mother
and stepdad, who have been together twenty five years and
sailing for the last decade. The Lenaway County couple, documenting
their travels on Instagram is recently is April third.
Speaker 3 (01:44):
I guess today they did find the flotation device, so
I don't know what that means now.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Does it feel like is that a glimmer of hope
for you at all? That they might find her soon
as well?
Speaker 3 (01:58):
So longer it goes on, the more doubt I have
they'll find her.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
I think they'll find her at the bottom of.
Speaker 3 (02:08):
The ocean, but because I don't think you can tread
water for that long, I'm just hoping they find her
at least so I can know, like what happened and
get some closure.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
Is your stepdad's still in the Bahamas as they're conducting
the search. Yes, How challenging has this been for him?
I mean I can't imagine that I.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
Have not talked to him.
Speaker 1 (02:28):
For seven News Detroit. Now again, he was arrested. Okay,
he was just arrested. So that is the update. He
was arrested. Late the kids were saying that their mom
was like a great swim or too.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
Yeah, she never voted her too, Like yeahs have just
fell overboard.
Speaker 1 (02:43):
Yeah, the whole thing is just very very suspicious, so
hopefully we'll get some answer. So we're thinking he killed her. Yeah, yeah,
that's the Yeah, that's the thought. I think the popular thought. Okay,
the newest scandal in the NFL Patriots head coach Mike
Rabel getting busted holding hands dancing doing some pool side
(03:04):
lounging with the New York Times top NFL reporter. I
think she's also on ESPN. Diana Rassini both married two
other people, but they were spotted and photographed two weekends
ago at the Ambian in Sedona, Arizona, which is this
luxury resort like set in the mountains, this beautiful, beautiful place.
Both have issued statements in the wake of these photos
(03:25):
going around, with my Rabel commenting these photos show a
completely innocent interaction and any suggestion otherwise is laughable. This
doesn't deserve any further response. Meanwhile, Diana Rossini said the
photos don't represent the group of six people who were
hanging out during the day. Like most journalists in the NFL,
reporters interact with sources away from stadiums and other venues. Okay,
(03:48):
have you guys seen the photos? They're right. The drug
dealer known as the Kadamine Queen, the one who sold
the drugs that killed friend star Matthew Perry, sentenced to
fifteen years in prison yesterday. He has been saying. Got
pleaded guilty last year to five federal counts connected to
(04:10):
Matthew's fatal overdose. Prosecutors say when she found out that
he had died, she quickly tried to destroy any evidence
that pointed to her involvement, going as far as telling
one of her associates quote unquote, delete all of our messages.
That doesn't scream guilty. She is one of five people
who pleaded guilty in the case yesterday coming out of
(04:30):
the courtroom, Dateline correspondent Keith Morrison, who was also Matthew
Perry's stepdad, Well.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
The laws of the law and this is a very
fair judge and she considered the case very carefully delivered
to highly reach.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
Had a lot to say about Attorney Mark Erragos. If
mister Goes made an insinuation that there should have been
more help from the family and friends, what did you
think of.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
That Goes as a ricket?
Speaker 1 (05:01):
He has the reputation how many cases has he won lately?
Followed that up with and lastly just adds up if
you are a frequent traveler, you are still going to
face some restrictions in terms of how many portable chargers
like phone chargers, computer chargers you can carry on a flight,
as airlines continue to try to reduce the risk of
(05:22):
lithium battery fires that happened during flights. I know, Southwest
Airlines announced just this week that starting April twentieth, passengers
will only be able to carry one portable charger on
board with them. They won't be allowed to put them
in the overhead bins or in their checked luggage. And
here's the thing, like I know in terms of Southwest
(05:43):
are saying we're not gonna search your bags or confiscate chargers.
We're just going to really emphasize like one per passenger.
This is for your safety. But the FAA said more
lithium battery incidents as in fires are reported every year.
There were almost one hundred of them last year. So
this is another way that they're going to try to
reduce that is it because of the air pressure, And
it's just like you have no idea, I don't understand
(06:06):
the science behind it. I just know what they're going
to tell you. Only one, which nobody's going right on.
I always bring one for my phone, one for you know. Yeah,
But all right, if you miss anything from today, so
go back and catch up on the podcast on the
free iHeartRadio app directly from the source. It's more in
(06:26):
the morning, It's dirty on the thirty
Well, Jordan the Mornings Dirty on the thirty. All right,
this story is going to be the next date line.
It's going to be on dayne let's hear it. I'm
going to tell Andrey Canning she needs to do it. Actually, God,
speaking of dateline, we have Keith Morrison and the Dirty
Later's okay. So, police in the Bahamas said late last
night they have arrested the husband of the Michigan woman
(00:22):
who was on board a boat in the Bahamas and vanished.
Have you guys heard anything about this in the most
So if you're not caught up with this story, I'm
going to play you a clip, an updated clip that
WXYZ Channel seven dat officials say. Fifty five year old
Lynette Hooker of Lenaway County was traveling in an inflatable
boat on Saturday night in the Bahamas. Her husband, fifty
(00:44):
eight year old Brian Hooker, told authorities she fell overboard
had the boat keys with her, which caused the engine
to turn off.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Hooker went missing at sea Saturday evening while out on
an eight and a half foot dinghy boat with her
husband Brian near Elbow Okay. Brian telling police they hit
bad weather and his wife fell into the ocean with
the key to the boat, shutting off the engine as
she was swept away. Brian reported Lynette missing at four
am Easter Sunday, after he says he had to paddle
(01:14):
back to land.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
The story is that she fell off with the key.
Speaker 1 (01:19):
It is their daughter threw her.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
A life jacket or something and she was swimming towards shore,
which I don't understand why she was swimming away from
the boat with the key.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Aylesworth says boating was a lifelong dream of her mother
and stepdad, who have been together twenty five years and
sailing for the last decade. The Lenaway County couple, documenting
their travels on Instagram is recently is April third.
Speaker 3 (01:44):
I guess today they did find the flotation device, so
I don't know what that means now.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Does it feel like is that a glimmer of hope
for you at all? That they might find her soon
as well?
Speaker 3 (01:58):
So longer it goes on, the more doubt I have
they'll find her.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
I think they'll find her at the bottom of.
Speaker 3 (02:08):
The ocean, but because I don't think you can tread
water for that long, I'm just hoping they find her
at least so I can know, like what happened and
get some closure.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
Is your stepdad's still in the Bahamas as they're conducting
the search. Yes, How challenging has this been for him?
I mean I can't imagine that I.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
Have not talked to him.
Speaker 1 (02:28):
For seven News Detroit. Now again, he was arrested. Okay,
he was just arrested. So that is the update. He
was arrested. Late the kids were saying that their mom
was like a great swim or too.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
Yeah, she never voted her too, Like yeahs have just
fell overboard.
Speaker 1 (02:43):
Yeah, the whole thing is just very very suspicious, so
hopefully we'll get some answer. So we're thinking he killed her. Yeah, yeah,
that's the Yeah, that's the thought. I think the popular thought. Okay,
the newest scandal in the NFL Patriots head coach Mike
Rabel getting busted holding hands dancing doing some pool side
(03:04):
lounging with the New York Times top NFL reporter. I
think she's also on ESPN. Diana Rassini both married two
other people, but they were spotted and photographed two weekends
ago at the Ambian in Sedona, Arizona, which is this
luxury resort like set in the mountains, this beautiful, beautiful place.
Both have issued statements in the wake of these photos
(03:25):
going around, with my Rabel commenting these photos show a
completely innocent interaction and any suggestion otherwise is laughable. This
doesn't deserve any further response. Meanwhile, Diana Rossini said the
photos don't represent the group of six people who were
hanging out during the day. Like most journalists in the NFL,
reporters interact with sources away from stadiums and other venues. Okay,
(03:48):
have you guys seen the photos? They're right. The drug
dealer known as the Kadamine Queen, the one who sold
the drugs that killed friend star Matthew Perry, sentenced to
fifteen years in prison yesterday. He has been saying. Got
pleaded guilty last year to five federal counts connected to
(04:10):
Matthew's fatal overdose. Prosecutors say when she found out that
he had died, she quickly tried to destroy any evidence
that pointed to her involvement, going as far as telling
one of her associates quote unquote, delete all of our messages.
That doesn't scream guilty. She is one of five people
who pleaded guilty in the case yesterday coming out of
(04:30):
the courtroom, Dateline correspondent Keith Morrison, who was also Matthew
Perry's stepdad, Well.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
The laws of the law and this is a very
fair judge and she considered the case very carefully delivered
to highly reach.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
Had a lot to say about Attorney Mark Erragos. If
mister Goes made an insinuation that there should have been
more help from the family and friends, what did you
think of.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
That Goes as a ricket?
Speaker 1 (05:01):
He has the reputation how many cases has he won lately?
Followed that up with and lastly just adds up if
you are a frequent traveler, you are still going to
face some restrictions in terms of how many portable chargers
like phone chargers, computer chargers you can carry on a flight,
as airlines continue to try to reduce the risk of
(05:22):
lithium battery fires that happened during flights. I know, Southwest
Airlines announced just this week that starting April twentieth, passengers
will only be able to carry one portable charger on
board with them. They won't be allowed to put them
in the overhead bins or in their checked luggage. And
here's the thing, like I know in terms of Southwest
(05:43):
are saying we're not gonna search your bags or confiscate chargers.
We're just going to really emphasize like one per passenger.
This is for your safety. But the FAA said more
lithium battery incidents as in fires are reported every year.
There were almost one hundred of them last year. So
this is another way that they're going to try to
reduce that is it because of the air pressure, And
it's just like you have no idea, I don't understand
(06:06):
the science behind it. I just know what they're going
to tell you. Only one, which nobody's going right on.
I always bring one for my phone, one for you know. Yeah,
But all right, if you miss anything from today, so
go back and catch up on the podcast on the
free iHeartRadio app directly from the source. It's more in
(06:26):
the morning, It's dirty on the thirty
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