The U.S. Coast Guard is requesting information from the public to help identify a sailboat that may have been moored near Lynette Hooker’s vessel the night she disappeared in the Bahamas. The Coast Guard says the sailboat could have been nearby when Hooker vanished off Elbow Cay. CBS and Fox News both report that investigators are trying to locate the owners of the unidentified boat, which they believe may provide leads relevant to the investigation. The request centers on the possibility that the sailboat was anchored or moored in the same area as Hooker’s vessel, named by one report as “Soulmate.” The Coast Guard’s outreach is intended to help match the boat’s details—such as identifying features or ownership—with records that could assist investigators in determining what happened that night. The effort adds to the ongoing search for the missing Michigan woman and broadens the information sources investigators can draw from, including tips submitted by the public.