I went back to my office. Some woman was waiting. I was anxious to get to the bottom of Kama and Eugene’s … More
Tag: Murder
The Body ID’d (200 words)
I gotta say, having looked at a thousand and one or more of these kinds of photos, that the guy … More
Surveillance Photos (180 words)
This is the kind of thing we did. Routine kinda stuff. Safe. Usually. I was working a suspicious spouse case myself. Guys cheat on … More
What’re the Chances? (160 words)
Chan had a witness. It looked to the witness like the victim had been swimming and a woman had saved him … More
Wha-da-ya Know? (140 words)
I explained to Chan how Eugene Kanai called a few hours ago, said he wanted to tell me something he … More
It’s Who You Know (120 words)
Well, at least Kama had avoided dealing with cops for the rest of his life. I was the one who lived, … More
Try To Get Out (110 words)
When HPD showed, I wasn’t surprised that Lieutenant David Chan, my old brother-in-arms, walked in. Me and him and Kama’d all … More
High School Buddy (100 words)
Eugene Kanai, my old high-school classmate, had wanted to stop by the office to talk. It’d been twenty-five years since we’d … More
No Clue (90 words)
I came this close. That “in the very next breath” thing. It took all he had to gesture, get me on my … More
All That Jazz (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 23)
I struggled more with writing up this case than I did the last. Because I myself wasn’t part of the case, … More
A Father’s Love (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 22)
When the call from Shanghai came, Chan’s adrenaline rush quickly died. “There was no tall woman in a mu‘umu‘u on … More
Another Game (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 21)
A man the right height approached, a baseball cap pulled down over his dark glasses. He carried a black case maybe … More
Chasing the Fat Man (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 20)
Chan asked what was up. “It’s a body. They found it out back,” said officer Williams. Chan’s pulse quickened as the … More
The Missing Men (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 19)
“That bastard is playing pool next door,” said Chan to the other three 49ers. “This is what we need to do.” … More
All Bets Off (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 18)
The crowd closed back around the table. Chan saw it had thinned, many not wanting to be near him in the … More
Playing a Game (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 17)
A man standing in front of Chan, turned to face him. “Oh wow,” the man said, “look who’s here. If it … More
The Pool Shark (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 16)
It had always seemed ironic to Chan that the most mobbed-up pool hall in Honolulu sat a stone’s throw away … More
Shooting Pool (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 15)
On the way to the Moana, Stillman filled Chan in on the young woman found on the beach. She’d been raped … More
The Woman on the Beach (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 14)
Chan asked, “So when did Wo Fat and his four friends fly back to Shanghai?” “Oh,” said Kelly, “only the … More
The Fat Man (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Chapter 13)
Chan said simply that there were unanswered questions, but on the way to the station, he could see everything that … More
