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William Ah Ming Aki Jr., 65, of Wahiawa, was found dead in June 2015 at his Whitmore Village home. Public notices describe him as a retired Aloha Steel Corp. employee who had worked for decades in construction. Police treated his death as a homicide rather than a natural passing.

Investigators also found Aki’s vehicle burned nearby, a detail authorities connected to the killing. Early reports say arrests followed within weeks: some accounts reported four people arrested, while others said three were charged in connection with the murder and the car torching. Publicly accessible reports do not consistently identify every suspect or provide a complete account of later court outcomes.

The sequence — discovery of the body, the burned vehicle, then arrests and charges — suggests investigators treated the incident as involving multiple people rather than an isolated assault. Does anyone have verifiable details about the suspects, charges, or what happened after those initial arrests?