Kealoha Trial: Officers Testify Against Their Former Chief And His Wife
UPDATED:聽John McCarthy, now a deputy chief, said Katherine Kealoha聽tried to get him to investigate her uncle for financial elder abuse two days after her mailbox was reported stolen.
‘Why Us?’ Homicide Detective Wondered As He Was Assigned To Mailbox Case
Testifying during Day 2 of the Kealoha trial, Dru Akagi said he thought it was a “conflict” to take on a theft case in which his boss the police chief was an alleged victim.
Kealohas On Trial: Conspiracy Or Just A ‘Conspiracy Theory’?
Opening statements kicked off one of the largest public corruption cases in Hawaii history Wednesday, the first of what could be three trials facing the former HPD chief and his prosecutor wife.
Kealoha Trial Kicks Off With Opening Statements
Prosecutor describes “long story of abuse of position,” while a defense attorney says the “conspiracy theory” requires “leaps of faith.”
Denby Fawcett: Mailbox Crime Didn’t Begin With The Kealoha Case
Even those big blue Postal Service containers have been stolen occasionally. But most mail thieves grab the contents and run — they don’t take the boxes.
TV Reporter No Longer Sought As Witness In Corruption Trial
Hawaii News Now reporter Lynn Kawano had said the move to call her to the stand was retaliation for her prior coverage.
Hawaii News Now: Kealohas Are Retaliating Against Our Reporter
Lynn Kawano of Hawaii News Now says in court records that the Kealohas are trying to stop her from covering the trial because of her investigative reports.
From ‘Flying Carpets’ To The Kealohas: Hawaii’s Rich History Of Scandal
Stories of misdeeds and corruption have helped shape Hawaii’s history, going back to a royal opium scandal that contributed to efforts to overthrow the monarchy.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson: How I Became A Witness In The Kealoha Corruption Trial
At the top of their game, Kat and Louie were one of the most recognized, and I鈥檒l dare say, well-liked couples I knew.
The Kealoha Trial Begins
The theft of a mailbox, which federal prosecutors say was staged, opened the door to the largest public corruption scandal in Hawaii history.