HI HI-Honolulu, WhtMale, 50-65, UP6924, Found floating face down in Hanauma Bay, Oct '86

[phantomstrider]

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
Date Body Found October 29, 1986
Location Found Honolulu, Hawaii
Estimated Age Range 50-65 years
Biological Sex Male
Race/Ethnicity White/Caucasian
Estimated Age Group Adult - Pre 70
Estimated Age Range (Years) 50-65
Estimated Year of Death 1986
Estimated PMI 2 Hours
Height5' 7"(67 inches), Measured
Weight136 lbs, Measured
Location Honolulu, Hawaii 96825
County Honolulu County
Circumstances of Recovery Decedent was found floating face down in the water at Hanauma Bay
Inventory of Remains All parts recovered
Condition of Remains Recognizable face
Hair ColorGray or Partially Gray
Head Hair Description short in length & sparse with frontal baldness
Body Hair Description N/A
Facial Hair Description Gray eyebrows; brown/gray moustache
Left Eye Color Green
Right Eye Color Green
Eye Description eyes appeared green or gray
Scar/mark 13cm vertical linear scar on lateral aspect of right upper thigh
Other distinctive physical characteristic circumsized penis
Clothing Brown/green/yellow checked bathing suit

 

[Laughing]

Smaller-statured man, apparently not reported missing?

Wonder how far from shore he was when found? Swimming beach, boating channel, what?

Frustrating that the decedent has "recognizable features" but NAMUS has no image.

jmh ymmv lrr

 

[MadMcGoo]

UP6924 Unidentified male 1986 HI

Clipping found in Honolulu Star-Bulletin published in Honolulu, Hawaii on 11/2/1986. UP6924 Unidentified male 1986 HI

www.newspapers.com

I see what may have attracted him there. Beautiful spot with lots of reef.

 

[Laughing]

Clipping linked above states the decedent's remains were found in Hanauma Bay:

Hanauma Bay State Park

Formed within a volcanic cone, today Hanauma Bay offers a pristine marine ecosystem that allow visitors an amazing place to snorkel daily.

hanaumabaystatepark.com

Wonder if this was a State Park in 1986? Any sort of attendance records?

The History page is an interesting read -- marine life protected area in 1967, with conservation efforts ramped up recently.

Today, Hanauma Bay limits visitors and focuses on educating tourists on the natural wildlife of the area. The vast majority of these are tourists, but locals here on Oahu love this beach as well and many of them visit it daily.