Nola Fujitani, a 38-year-old teacher and mother, was last seen in Honolulu in the late afternoon of June 18, 1992. Her final known action was dropping her son at her parents’ home on University Avenue at about 4:00 PM; she did not return and was soon reported missing.

Early the next morning her 1988 Honda Prelude was found unoccupied in the parking lot at the Halona Blow Hole, a coastal lookout on Oahu. On June 19 her parents received a letter in handwriting confirmed as Nola’s, described as a suicide type letter. On June 21 a pair of her sandals was recovered in a nearby cave and the Honolulu Fire Department searched the coastline and waters without finding her.

No significant leads developed in the years that followed, and Nola was legally declared deceased in June 1997. Does anyone who lived or spent time near Halona Blow Hole in June 1992 recall seeing a Honda Prelude or a woman matching Nola’s description that week?