While looking for something unrelated to what I ended focusing on, I was on a site called websleuths.com. I came across a post on it that caught my attention of a missing person on Guam since 1987. And no trace of him anywhere in the world since then. And it came to me.
Tag: crime
1994 Shooting/shootout
For whatever reason, probably because of the recent OCCC shooting, I went back to one of the incidents that I still remember back in 1994 and made a note of. Since then a lot has changed for Stan Cook, the officer who was shot and survived that shootout. He has a site that he owns that details and historifies his experience. I emailed him to see how he was doing and ask for access to some more private photos… the morgue pics of John Sinapati.…
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OCCC escapee shooting – I side with good riddance
The detainee/inmate was being charged with, among other things, attempted murder on a law enforcement officer. Then, after a hearing, he tries to escape from OCCC while being re-processed thru intake. He gets shot in his escape attempt by a corrections guard. He dies.
Again, social media brings out bold opinions of keyboard warriors from all angles of the discussion.…
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Horrific pedestrian accident in Kakaako
It was more than just a drunk driving pedestrian accident. To me it is more than DUI and manslaughter charges. It should be three counts of murder plus whatever other charges for fleeing police, reckless driving, and whatever else can be stacked against this motherf***er for the non-fatal injuries. As soon as he went from simple driving while impaired to high speed, swerve across three busy lanes and plowing into the pedestrian triangle, knocking down the traffic pole along with hitting 6 pedestrians, and crashing into another vehicle across the intersection, which all proved criminal intent and using the truck as a deadly weapon, oh no it needs to be murder.…
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WTF Guam, is it those “Others” doing this?
I don’t know, maybe over the last 2-3 years I’ve read news on GuamPDN about crime involving slingshots with pieces of rebar being shot. WTF is this?? Is this kind of cruel warfare the work of local Chamorro minds or that of uncivilized ones from “other islands”? I read shit about the Harmon Hemlani apartments area being so dangerous.…
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No mercy for criminals
This video caught my attention because of the straight up no mercy shoot those muthafuckas approach the cops had to the two store robbers. Robberies, auto theft, burglaries, crime is out of control. The justice system has no answers and is losing the battle to catch the perps. The court system plays this catch and release game because of prison overcrowding and court case overload.…
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Thoughts about the Lisa Au unsolved murder
This is one unsolved murder case in Honolulu that left a lasting impression with me. Maybe because it was the first high profile, sensational, and socially impacting one that I absorbed in the news as a young adult, recently moved to Hawaii at the time. And it had ripple effect ramifications… HPD banned grilled or any other flashing blue lights on subsidized cars except for the authorized strap-on and lock down blue roof light.…
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The Diane Suzuki Murder Mystery
Remembering this mysterious disappearance of Diane Suzuki back in ’85 after seeing the story revisited on the news….
Wow, child killer in CA has Guam origins…
(login to view the clips because apparently the news station(s) don’t like their clips being re-hosted)
I came across this news tidbit on Facebook after someone posted in one of the Guam groups about a cold case murder that has Guam roots. A child killer of Guam roots… and of familiar roots at that. Someone shared a news story out of Fairfield, CA, KCRA News.…
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Shoot dude
Shoot dude. No, shoot shoot, that’s okay. People from Guam know that slang. Slangs are harmless I suppose. All the damned recent shootings are not. From over a decade ago with Columbine to more recent gun related tragedies a few months ago, it had almost settled in as ‘quasi-normal’ what with the once every few months, twice/three times a year crazy news stories.…
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