Is this the husband making the report to HPD?

If so.........

Yeah I just saw that.  I'd bet a $20 Kim Chee II kalbi plate that guy turns out to be her ex.  Pretty tall skinny guy.

From the Star-Advertiser, 7/25/13, p. A-8
Sabado, a security guard at the condo next door noticed a man trying to get her attention at the mauka gate next to the wall of the house.
She asked if he's OK and he tells  her his wife has not been answering his calls and they just had dinner on Saturday night.
Then she says he told her  " The car is gone, but there's a body in the driveway."
She went to the end of the driveway and saw something wrapped in what looked like a carpet or comforter.
The ex-husband then went over and lifted it up, then she could smell something.
She told the ex-husband to get away from the body.
She asks him if it was his ex-wife, and he replies " I don't know"
Police arrived later and found the woman's body bound and gagged.
(Paraphrased - Account was provided by the security guard Rebecca Sabado ) 

Maybe we're reading different reports.

Yup that's the report I remember.

It's definitely not your typical robbery killing.

One weird thing is the location where the body is found and manner in which it's left.
And that the husband doesn't call 911 immediately.
He goes next door and tells a security guard there's a body in my wife's driveway, come with me to check it out.
Then he disturbs the crime scene with a witness watching.

Things that make you go Hmmm.

Indeed.  Funny how we've had no news saying the interior of the house was turned upside down.  Also pretty interesting the killer/robber locked the door on the way out, but left the AC on.


Anyhwhoooo...........on a related front............anyone think that CCW would have saved Brittany Jane Royal?  Same case I don't really think so.  Hard to be prepped 24 hours a day to shoot someone you know:
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/22937351/dateline-to-investigate-murder-of-brittany-jane-royal

Maybe we're reading different reports.

Probably...

http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/22916649/police-investigate