Rowan Fehring-Dingwall was a one-year-old toddler who disappeared during the catastrophic Ka Loko Dam breach on Kauai in the early morning hours of March 14, 2006. After roughly 40 days of heavy rain the century-old dam failed, sending an estimated 400 million gallons of water down the hillside as a wall of water reported between 20 and 70 feet high. The flood swept away the home where Rowan, his parents Aurora Solveig Fehring Dingwall and Alan Gareth Dingwall, and several guests were gathered.

Rowan was separated from his family in the deluge. His parents and Christina Michelle MacNees were later recovered; Rowan, Daniel Arroyo, Timothy Noonan, and Carl Rotstein were never found. Investigations later showed the dam had not been inspected as required and that unpermitted alterations had been made to the structure; the owner, James Pflueger, was indicted and ultimately pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment under a plea agreement. Rowan is presumed to have drowned but his body has never been recovered.

Did anyone living on Kauai at the time see or hear anything that might help clarify what happened that morning?