53 thoughts on “With Over 100 Persons Vanished On Kauai, Who’s Next?”
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As someone who moved to Kauai 15 years ago the island’s beauty still holds me in a grip much the same from the first time I ever visited. I was attracted by the inherent beauty that I believe makes appreciating the “divine” much easier to do that n my daily life. My only consolation for these missing folks and their families is these people went missing and found whatever they were looking for. Anyone who visits Kauai, I would like to think and heard often, feels this pull to experience more.
Aloha! We live in lovely Mount Shasta (land of Lemerians) but also visit the islands regularly. I’m writing this from Maui after leaving Kauai a few days ago. I’m a retired park ranger so I have have knowledge of people disappearing. Disappearing intentionally, and never popping up again, takes detailed planning and is quite rare. Most of the disappearances are likely unintentional and permanent.
Mahalo for a very interesting article!
Warm regards, Susan
I lived on Kauai and moved back to Maui after strange experiences on Kauai. While living there I began doing research on underwater archeology findings and ancient archeology discoveries. I’m willing to talk with you about what I learned. None of which I’ve made public. It could help you somehow?
a late night episode of Ancient Aliens came on that was all about this theory. I was blown away, all of his friends and family back home never really knew why he had chosen to disappear in Kauai of all places. I’m working on a documentary of his life and disappearance to help raise awareness about this phenomena of going missing on purpose. His mother is sick and I fear she will never know what truly happened to her son before it is too late. I would love to talk to someone who knows about Kauai
My name is Ian, I am Alexander Gumm’s friend who organized the search for him and went to Kauai in November 2019 to look for him. Alex was absolutely obsessed with Lemuria, Pleiadeans, and the Sirius star system. He was without a doubt the most knowledgeable person I knew about metaphysics, alchemy, hermetic philosophy, and overall high strangeness. What is interesting to me is that I had no idea until a year after we returned that Lemuria was connected to Kauai until…
I was born on Oahu and while I haven’t lived there since childhood, I love the islands in general and feel at home on Oahu, the big island, and Maui. I have been to Kauai twice and felt very uncomfortable there, like a deep gut feeling I should not be there. Anyone else experience or have an explanation for this?
Very interesting article. A while back, I wrote a noir detective novel called “Gone On Kauai,” about a young woman who goes missing on the island, and the NYC detective who tries to find her. I had no idea that there was a kind of mystical ambiance of missing persons on Kauai until I read this piece. I had simply visited the island and sensed that it was an evocative setting for a mystery novel.
Some friends and I hiked the Kalalau trail in 1969. We were 19 years old and were planning a day trip. However, we started later than we should have and when it started getting dark, we made our way back, but only part of the way, since the last 30 minutes we were in the dark. We remembered passing a hut on the way in and made it back to the hut to take shelter for the night.
Apparently the overnight restrictions were not in place at the time.
I don’t believe we went far enough in to get to the part of the trail with steep drop offs. Fortunately for us, since we had to hike part way back in the dark!
As someone who moved to Kauai 15 years ago the island’s beauty still holds me in a grip much the same from the first time I ever visited. I was attracted by the inherent beauty that I believe makes appreciating the “divine” much easier to do that n my daily life. My only consolation for these missing folks and their families is these people went missing and found whatever they were looking for. Anyone who visits Kauai, I would like to think and heard often, feels this pull to experience more.
Aloha! We live in lovely Mount Shasta (land of Lemerians) but also visit the islands regularly. I’m writing this from Maui after leaving Kauai a few days ago. I’m a retired park ranger so I have have knowledge of people disappearing. Disappearing intentionally, and never popping up again, takes detailed planning and is quite rare. Most of the disappearances are likely unintentional and permanent.
Mahalo for a very interesting article!
Warm regards, Susan
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I had no idea! Great story and information! I loved this very much. Thank you for your research and post.
I lived on Kauai and moved back to Maui after strange experiences on Kauai. While living there I began doing research on underwater archeology findings and ancient archeology discoveries. I’m willing to talk with you about what I learned. None of which I’ve made public. It could help you somehow?
a late night episode of Ancient Aliens came on that was all about this theory. I was blown away, all of his friends and family back home never really knew why he had chosen to disappear in Kauai of all places. I’m working on a documentary of his life and disappearance to help raise awareness about this phenomena of going missing on purpose. His mother is sick and I fear she will never know what truly happened to her son before it is too late. I would love to talk to someone who knows about Kauai
My name is Ian, I am Alexander Gumm’s friend who organized the search for him and went to Kauai in November 2019 to look for him. Alex was absolutely obsessed with Lemuria, Pleiadeans, and the Sirius star system. He was without a doubt the most knowledgeable person I knew about metaphysics, alchemy, hermetic philosophy, and overall high strangeness. What is interesting to me is that I had no idea until a year after we returned that Lemuria was connected to Kauai until…
I was born on Oahu and while I haven’t lived there since childhood, I love the islands in general and feel at home on Oahu, the big island, and Maui. I have been to Kauai twice and felt very uncomfortable there, like a deep gut feeling I should not be there. Anyone else experience or have an explanation for this?
Very interesting article. A while back, I wrote a noir detective novel called “Gone On Kauai,” about a young woman who goes missing on the island, and the NYC detective who tries to find her. I had no idea that there was a kind of mystical ambiance of missing persons on Kauai until I read this piece. I had simply visited the island and sensed that it was an evocative setting for a mystery novel.
Intriguing…
Some friends and I hiked the Kalalau trail in 1969. We were 19 years old and were planning a day trip. However, we started later than we should have and when it started getting dark, we made our way back, but only part of the way, since the last 30 minutes we were in the dark. We remembered passing a hut on the way in and made it back to the hut to take shelter for the night.
Apparently the overnight restrictions were not in place at the time.
I don’t believe we went far enough in to get to the part of the trail with steep drop offs. Fortunately for us, since we had to hike part way back in the dark!