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Glenn Guerrero, an 18-year-old Hispanic/Latino man from Keaʻau, was found dead the afternoon of August 12, 1996, off a dirt road above the area then known as Shipman Ballpark (later called the Buddy Perry Soccer Fields). An autopsy determined he died of a gunshot wound, and investigators ruled the death a homicide. The scene’s secluded location suggested the violence had occurred quickly and out of sight.

Witnesses reported seeing Glenn in the passenger seat of a pickup truck leaving the ballpark area before his body was discovered. Police concluded the shooting likely happened between midday and that afternoon, but the driver was never publicly identified and the pickup was never located. Subsequent police statements described the case as unsolved and appealed for tips; no arrest, charge, trial, or conviction is publicly identified in connection with the killing.

Did anyone in the Keaʻau area remember seeing a pickup or someone driving with Glenn on August 12, 1996?