In 1901, a woman came forward to say that she dreamt of an old kahuna who died. She said that in her dream, he told her that he did not come to his death naturally. In the dream, Joe told the woman that he was hit in the back of the head by a Japanese man, and described the club that was used.

Judd Trail and Jackass Ginger Pond seem like peaceful hiking spots today—but a deadly curve, tragic deaths, and an unsolved murder still haunt the area’s past.

Nestled in the haunting hills of Nuuanu Valley, Morgan’s Corner is a place steeped in dark history. From chilling urban legends of a young man’s death to real-life tragedies like the murder of Therese Wilder and countless fatal car crashes, the eerie stories surrounding this stretch of road leave an unsettling impression on those who dare to visit.

Kiona‘ole Road, nestled beneath the Ko‘olau mountains, has a history marred by violence, unsolved murders, and strange occurrences. From the chilling story of Pakuanui's deadly trap to the tragic deaths of Nirmala Weddle and Dawn Bustamante, this road has witnessed countless misfortunes. Despite its dark past, it remains a haunting reminder of Oahu’s tumultuous history, with ghostly tales of Charlie Kaulaloha and his haunting legacy lingering on.

The Nu‘uanu Pali Lookout is a site of tragic history, from a brutal battle to eerie ghost sightings. Strange figures, ancient spirits, and chilling encounters await anyone brave enough to visit.

In 1911, the tragic murder of a young woman led to the haunting of the Manoa Tennis Courts by the ghost of her murderer, Fukumoto. His presence lingers, chilling all who encounter him.