Some of the most haunted places in Hawaii that you will find while driving. Roads like Nuʻuanu Pali Drive and Highway, as well as Corner Morgana, are persecuted by historic Hawaiian warriors, murdered girls and other city legends.
By connecting to route 61, you will find Highway, you will find Nuʻuanu Pala Drive, located in the lush greenery of Honolulu, Oʻahu. This area is known for their breathtaking views from the Pali appearance of green forests and shiny beaches below. It was believed that the gods someday live upstairs, and then the roads were circulating. But apart from the natural beauty, this historic path contains some of the most terrifying ghost stories in Hawaii on the whole road.
Amazing stories about the Nuʻuanu pile highway are rooted in its turbulent and sometimes bloody past. The passage through which the road passes, a historically critical connection between the two sides of the mountain range of mountain koʻolau, for centuries was associated with a human resident and conflict. His most infamous event took place in 1795 during the Battle of Nuʻuan, where the forces of King Kamehameh and about 400 enemy warriors over the cliffs for their death.
The bones of these warriors were discovered by construction workers in the 1890s, adding a layer of haunting.
A girl with a rope skipping
There are many legends related to these parts, some older, some newer ones. One of the urban legends circulating from more contemporary times is the legend of a ghostly girl with a rope. Her name is mainly Janette Lum, a 15 -year -old girl who was strangled and sexually attacked by a friend in the early 1950s. He used her his favorite rope, and after realizing that he was dead, he threw her into the bushes along the elderly road, now the tourist trail.
People reported to see a newborn girl with a rope jumping along the area where she was murdered. Her face rot and her eyes bulged as in the last moments.
Although the names given to the urban legend are fiction, there were similar cases not too far from this place, many of which believe that urban legend. Dawn “Dede” Bustamante was raped and killed in 1975 and left on an abandoned road behind the Pali Golf field when she was 13 years elderly.
The abandoned car of 19 -year -old Lisa Au was found on the road in 1982, and her dead body was found on Tantalus Drive, left for many days, and the case was never resolved.
A tragic story about Cassa
Among the many ghosts, which are said to smoke Drive, connecting to the highway next to Pali Lookout, the most poignant is a teenage girl, mainly called Cassie. It is also said that she was a girl living in Morgan's residence, according to a acute curve called Morgan's Road.
Another variety of legend is that Cassie, a broken heart after her boyfriend betrayed her with a cheerleader in her class, took her life, hanging from the tree along the road. Her body hung there for several days until no one else discovered her like her ex -boyfriend and his recent girlfriend. Some varieties say her head was cut off from her body due to the rope.
The sight of the cut -off head of Cassie outside the window of the car, smiling in death, remains one of the most terrifying meetings reported in the area.
It is said that the spirit of Cassie wanders on the drive, her head pulled a spinal cord behind her, especially directed to pairs parked along the road. Many think that they are looking for revenge for their premature death and a broken heart.
Murder in the corner of Morgan
Did it exist in real life? Lopaka Kapanui claims that this is only an urban legend and there was no actual murder of legend, although many ghostly legends jumped out of this place.
Although little is known about a newborn dying or murdered girl, there is a story about Therese Wilder. She lived there in 1948, when two men broke into her house at 3939 Nu'uanu Paluan RD and murdered her.
The men fled the prisoners and initially broke into her house, gagged her and left her unconscious on the bed. She died of suffocation when they broke their jaw in battle.
As for other murders, a reporter for Honolulu magazine has delved into itAnd I didn't find any other murders except the wild case.
Guards and gods of the Palijska Valley
It is also believed that this area is protected by historic guard goddesses, embodied in two enormous boulders from the road in the Palijska Valley, which were Akua Wāhine, the goddess of Hāpuʻu and Kalaʻihauola. Local families historically leave offers to these deities for safe and sound travel and blessings for their newborns. Women also buried the umbilical cord of their newborns to protect themselves from evil spirits.
These practices reflect the deep spiritual importance of Nuʻuanu smoke for the native Hawaiian community, and even if they ripped off the stones when the Wilson tunnel was built, it is still said that they still protect people, especially those approaching cliffs, trying to lure people.
The police describing the paranormal phenomenon, which she claimed
Madame Pele haunting the highway Pali
Driving the highway, people are warned so that they do not bring pork on their way. However, if you bring pork, there are stories about dragging cars when you drive over it and do not start again before you throw the pork.
What is the reasoning of pork rules on this path? According to some, it comes from Feud Pele, the goddess of fire and volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, she had the god of Pig-man from Kamapuaa. He was her husband, but he cheated on her. When she discovered this, they divided the island into two territories, they could not exceed.
Since then, stories about bus drivers with engine problems have appeared, knowing that there is someone with pork on board. People trying also dare to get a physical reaction when they begin to traverse the path.
Woman
Moʻo Wahine, changing the shape of the lizard spirit, adds another layer of fear to Nuʻuanu Pali Drive. Travelers tell meetings with a pretty woman who transforms into a monstrous lizard, luring nothing suspecting their destruction. The comprehensive meeting of one man with this creature is a acute warning for those who venture into these haunted parts at night.
Contemporary visits
Even today, the disk is a balmy place for paranormal activity. The sound of phantom steps, sudden chills and the appearance of ghostly characters dressed in a established Hawaiian outfit are widely reported. Visitors often feel an overwhelming sense of observation, and many say that they have seen the apparitions of historic warriors and abandoned ghosts.
For brave people, to discover Nuʻuanu Pal Drive, he offers not only stunning views, but also a brush with supernatural. Regardless of whether it is a tragic spirit of Cassie, protective spirits of the historic goddess, or the vindictive power of Pele, the haunted history of this picturesque route provides unforgettable – and potentially frosty – experience.
References:
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Cutman Croet Pine Kahala Hill Kahalall, OAHU | D Stress Homuladancokow Girls
http://www.weirdus.com/states/hawaii/stories/old_Pali_road/index.php
The true story of Honolul haunted Morgan
The murder of Lisa Au in Oahu in Hawaii is still persecuted by the Department of Police Honolulu
Ghosts next door: urban legends of 'o'ahu
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