Woman's body found off Kalapana

[trujac]

Aloha, and much love to both Families (Royal and Johnson); I have been following daily, since Brittany was found, the developments of her murder investigation, as well as the numerous public written contributions. My interest and compassion for Brittany and Boaz stems largely from the fact that Hawaii is where I was born (1954) and raised. I feel I understand implicitly many of the reasons why Brittany and most likely Boaz tragically lost their lives on the Big Island, as well as why the perpetrator(s)are still unaccounted for. Many people have already stated on this website how important it is to hired a private investigator to research face to face with the local people in Puna as to what happened to Brittany and Boaz. Hawaii's legal landscape from the police to the District and Federal Courts is unique from many other States in the U.S. largely because of the local cultural influence and the isolation of the islands from the mainland. The group mentality of many if not most Hawaii public law officials is to have total control over criminal cases (rejecting mainland Federal jurisdiction). Many local families for decades (since Hawaii transitioned from a Territory to a State)have gravitated to State employment. The reality being many locals have family employed by the police department, etc. When it comes to actively pursuing and bringing to justice perpetrators, the conflict of interest is the loyalty to family over public welfare. Yes, someone, and more likely several people know what happened to Brittany and Boaz. What is needed is an individual capable of gaining the trust of someone who has information and or evidence in this case--then with that in hand, the next step would be to take that information/evidence directly to a Federal Investigator.