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My father (who is a skeptic regarding things of the supernatural) told me this story of his personal experience that happened to him and two of his friends back the mid 1950's.... My father and two of his friends (one friend which I'll call "Daniel" and the other "Tommy") all decided one day to go fishing on the west shore of Oahu. My father's friend Daniel was driving and my father sat in the front seat while Tommy sat in the back. They were close to their destination (around Makua Cave) when Tommy said, "Eh, I gotta go shishi (pee) really bad man! Both Daniel and my father both said at the same time, "Brah, you cannot hold em? We’re almost there!” Tommy said, "No, I cannot! Pull over, now!" With that, Daniel pulled over, and Tommy went running to an area where there was an area of high weeds (that had a triangular shape to it) and began to pee. About a minute later, Tommy pulled up his zipper, turned around, and took a couple of steps toward the car. At that moment, my father and Daniel saw Tommy get hit by "something". My father said that it looked like someone tackled Tommy, hitting him and lifting him off the ground and landing a couple feet away from the impact area. Tommy landed on his back, with both of his hands grasping at his throat, as if trying to pull something away. My father and Daniel immediately ran to Tommy's side and yelled, "Tommy! What’s wrong brah!" My father said Tommy was turning from a red color to a blue color, all the while struggling to get something off of his throat. My father said that he felt a sense of panic he never experienced before or since. He said that Tommy looked like he was about to die! After a few minutes later, whatever had its grip on Tommy, released, and Tommy bolted up in a seated position on the ground gasping for air! A couple of minutes later after he regained his breath and composure, he yelled at my father and Daniel exclaiming, "Why didn't you guys help me! There was a big Hawaiian lady sitting on top of my chest and choking me!” My father and Daniel looked at each other, both knowing that they did not see such a thing. After they got Tommy back into the car, curiosity made my father to go and investigate the area where Tommy had pee'd. My father waded deeper into the high weeds (that was shaped like a triangle), and was shocked to see old gravestones with Hawaiian names on them. He said that they dated back to the 1800's. After telling me this story, my father said that his skepticism was badly shaken. My father said that even though Tommy accidentally did the deed, he was still punished for showing disrespect. Then he gave me advice that I would remember to this day! He said, "Be careful not to disrespect anything on this island!" (By GeeBee)

Be Careful Not to Disrespect!

The Wilson Tunnel & Nuuanu Pali Drive

One night I was driving through the Wilson tunnel back toward town and was surprised to see a Hawaiian warrior standing on the side holding, what looked like a spear. And on another occasion, my husband and I was driving through Nuuanu Pali Drive, and I saw, yet, another Hawaiian warrior standing on top of the slope that runs alongside the road in the vicinity where the haunted 13-steps are. (By Alison)

In Waipio, we lived in a house that had a menehune trail in the backyard. At night, you can hear them walking or running through the backyard on the trail. One night when I heard them, I was scared, but took a little peek out the window (my room was located at the back of the house), and I was only able to see small shadows of little people running by. Sometimes they walk, but usually they run. Our dog in back must be used to seeing them because he'd just lie sit up and look, then lie back down. (By Dan)

A House in Waipio

"What Happened to the Fish?"

My grandfather and I went fishing one evening somewhere on the east shore of Oahu. It was a fairly cool night with only a slight breeze. I remember that there was no moon visible, and the night was unusually dark. My grandfather was the only one fishing, and I was just enjoying the experience. It was about 10 p.m. when he caught 2 nice sized Papio's, and he put them in a homemade fishbox. *The fishbox was made out of wood and screen, with a rope tether, a hinged top with a locking hasp. The fishbox was placed in the water so that the fish could live and stay fresh until we finished fishing. About 11 p.m. my grandfather caught a really big O'io, and it was an epic fight to the finish. After my grandfather reeled it in to shore, he put it in the fishbox. About an hour or so later, my grandfather and I were sitting by his 3 fishing poles (that were sitting in sand spikes) when all of a sudden we felt really cold. Mind you, all night there was only a slight breeze and it was just comfortably cool. This cold that settled on us was so cold that it went right through our bodies, and we shivered uncontrollably. I saw that my grandfather was visibly shaken, as I was. I really got the feeling that we were doing something wrong and should not even be there. My grandfather immediately reeled in his poles, gathered everything, and told me to go back to the jeep. We loaded everything on the jeep and headed back to Waimanalo (where we lived). I was sitting at the kitchen table when my grandfather came in and put the fishbox in the kitchen sink. He then unlocked it and dumped the fish into the sink. My grandfather stood there for a while staring at the sink. Then he exclaimed, "What happened to the fish!?" At this point I got up and looked into the kitchen sink. There were only the 2 Papio's lying in the sink. The big O'io was gone! (By GeeBee)

I live in Whitmore Village with my wife and kids. One of our vehicles is a family van and we only have one key, which my wife hangs on to. Last time I used the van was Friday, just me, nobody else. As usual, when I got home, I parked it inside the garage and locked the van, where it stayed locked and unused all weekend, Because I use my truck a lot, I conveniently park my truck behind the van. Anyway, my wife works during the late nights and Sunday night around 3:00 a.m. the van radio suddenly started blasting! I went outside to see and nobody was around, and the van was still locked and secure, so I unlocked the van and turned the radio off. Sure, maybe there was some faulty wiring but I am certain that I turned the van radio off. What's even more strange was that it was playing on a radio station that I haven't listened to, the Hawaiian radio FM100! (By TC)

Whitmore Village

Follow up to the story... Today, "three days" since our van's radio suddenly went on, I got into a fender-bender on the job. I heard about how some things seem to happen "in three's" and I'm wondering if that van radio incident was a warning? (By TC)

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