Lynette Hooker case investigation continues six months on

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Oct, 20:18 · Archive

Federal investigators continue to analyse evidence from the Hooker case six months after Lynette Hooker's death.

Six months after Lynette Hooker's death, the federal investigation remains active despite suggestions the case might be resolved. Former FBI special agent Nicole Parker says evidence from the Hookers' dinghy is being analysed at the FBI's facility in Quantico.

Lynette's mother, Darlene Hamlett, has said she suspects foul play in the case. The investigation appears to be progressing quietly as federal authorities continue to reconstruct what happened.

How it is being reported

• Lynette Hooker case far from ‘put to rest’ 6 months later as feds quietly reconstruct scene: former FBI agentNew York Post · 4 Oct, 20:08
• Lynette Hooker case far from ‘put to rest’ 6 months later as feds quietly reconstruct scene: former FBI agentFox News · 4 Oct, 11:00

In this story: Lynette Hooker · Nicole Parker · Darlene Hamlett · FBI · Quantico

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