U.S. investigators are planning a renewed search in Bahamian waters for missing American woman Lynette Hooker, according to multiple reports citing sources. The decision follows new information derived from GPS data connected to her husband, Brian Hooker. The reports say the GPS information shows a discrepancy between locations reflected in his account of events and areas that have already been searched. One set of reports describes the data as indicating locations in the Sea of Abaco that have not been covered, including areas in water estimated to be roughly 25 feet deep. Bahamian authorities are reported to have approved a request to expand the search into those additional locations. The renewed operation is framed as an effort to verify the new leads and account for areas previously omitted, rather than as a change in the underlying missing-person case. Authorities have not, in the accounts provided here, released public details that conclusively establish what the GPS data means. The reports nonetheless describe a resumption of search activity based on the contested information.