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With Over 100 Persons Vanished On Kauai, Who’s Next?

Why do some of the most bizarre and often tragic things occur here? Now over 100 Persons Vanished On Kauai.

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53 thoughts on “With Over 100 Persons Vanished On Kauai, Who’s Next?”

  1. I’ve been enjoying your newsletter for a long time. I make a two week visit to one of the islands at least every two years. In preparation for an early Dec trip to Kauai, I especially note the car rental ads you allow to be posted on your website, With your seeming integrity, I wonder why you would allow such false advertising of rates offered that are nowhere near the actual prices one finds after clicking on them. This does you no service in cultivating credibility.

    1. Hi Macvickers.

      Here’s how it works. We do not place ads. We have advertising spots and companies bid for those in real-time. We don’t know who they will be.

      Aloha.

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  2. Aloha kākou, my name is Charlie, I’m both Polynesian and European. Both my great grandparents and grandma, on my mom’s side was born and raised their in fact, my great grandfather was once a konohiki for Kalalea, Nua lolo and Miloli’i. I myself worked, hunted and explored da Napali coast for decades. I coordinated several Search and Recovery missions for some of da missing persons.
    All being said; I believe your information is pretty spot on!
    Mahalo nui loa for sharing…

  3. Many of the missing people have come to Hayward CA to live in the creeks and drainages. They want to be alone with each other and methamphetamine. Rich people bring them food to feed their rats.

  4. This was a very interesting story I had never heard before. It reminds me of the Heavens Gate cult, the Nike shoe clan, catching the Halle Bopp comet.I wonder if they caught it?

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  5. Interesting you brought this topic up. I’m not saying it’s the same thing, but you should really look into the book called “Missing 411”. A former police detective, David Paulides, has been investigating hundreds of people who have disappeared under mysterious circumstances with national forests and parks. He even created a movie/documentary under the same name (found on YouTube). He never purposes theories only evidence. So, this phenomenon is Not limited to just Kaui.

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  6. I lived in Haena for awhile, and I would say any place surrounded by rough ocean is prime for missing people. I also lived on Maui for 14 years and they are right up there with missing people as well.

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  7. We camped back on the trail for several days in 1983. Met many a hiker with a back pack, hiking boots and a smile, nothing more.
    A “farmer” advised us to stay on the main trails and we wouldn’t “get hurt”. I wonder how many have wandered into hidden agriculture and didn’t live to tell?

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  8. Beat of Hawaii,

    Thanks for this very interesting article. There was (is) a reality TV show called “Curse of Oak Island”, might there be the next one entitled “The Curse of Garden Isle”?

    Thanks,
    JC

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