What’s happening with crime in Hawaii? In twenty twenty-five, reported vehicle theft fell almost twenty-two percent. Theft dropped nearly twenty percent. Fraud fell about fifteen percent. But burglary increased seven percent. These are statewide reports compared with twenty twenty-four. Know the trends. Stay aware. Hawaii Crime dot com.
ISLAND FILES · DOCUMENTARY SHELF
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Films from their original creators, alongside HawaiiCrime’s own context and research links.
The Company: Hawaii’s Most Dangerous Mafia Group True Crime Documentary
Dan’s Docs · Published August 1, 2025
A creator’s account of The Company and Hawaiʻi’s organized-crime history.
Our first record check: the 1976 Pulawa tax appeal, paired with the film’s legal-history segment.
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THE WATCHLIST
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Documentaries and reporting selected for future HawaiiCrime transcript reviews, short breakdowns and full case deep dives. Start with the original, then follow the evidence.
7 videos ready to watch · 6 research candidates
Missing persons
Vanished in Paradise: Dark Secrets of Hawaii’s Big Island
Use this dated report as a starting point for a sourced chronology. Check later agency releases and court records before stating the current case status.
Transcript review: pending; captions and names still need checking.
Short breakdown: planned; no HawaiiCrime analysis published yet.
Full deep dive: planned; requires independent source review.
Follow the original report to FBI notices and court records. Verify current wanted status and keep practical fraud-prevention lessons distinct from case allegations.
Transcript review: pending; captions and names still need checking.
Short breakdown: planned; no HawaiiCrime analysis published yet.
Full deep dive: planned; requires independent source review.
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Oʻahu property crime through time
1975–2021 · Legacy UCR · Honolulu County
Silent animated chart. Annual values; motion between years is interpolated.
Review the available captions and note timestamps. Check names against the records.
Match material claims to court opinions, official records, contemporaneous news and archive references.
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