A Michigan woman remains missing in the Bahamas after she reportedly went overboard from a small boat on Saturday, according to authorities and family members.

Lynette Hooker was last seen on a boat with her husband in Bahamian waters. Her husband told authorities that she fell overboard and was carried away by strong currents, according to police reports.

The incident occurred while the couple was traveling on what has been described as either a small boat or dinghy. Bahamian police have confirmed that strong ocean currents in the area carried the woman out to sea after she went overboard.

Search efforts for Hooker are ongoing, according to authorities. However, Hooker's daughter has publicly stated that she is questioning her stepfather's account of how her mother went overboard.

The case involves both Bahamian authorities and has drawn attention from American officials due to Hooker's U.S. citizenship. No additional details about the specific circumstances of the incident or the current status of the search operation have been released by authorities.