The Robin Masters Estate (Pahonu)

[Rembrandt's Girl]

Well, that doesn't suck at all!! LOL!!

Nice that they care that much and act upon it. They walls of the enclosure look MUCH BETTER!

Thanks for posting.

Thanks Kevster, and I completely agree.

[Rembrandt's Girl]

Over the summer I was lax in checking the status of any permit info for Pahonu, and I apparently missed a major update! An application for subdivision was submitted for two lots and the development of two homes.

However, there was a letter of deferral mailed to the owner, so I did some digging to try to find out why. Turns out that during an archaeological inventory survey, there was a discovery of a single location of human skeletal remains found on the property, believed to be Native Hawaiian, and "preservation in place" is being explored. Preservation in place means the remains would stay on the property and the owner will have to somehow build around the location.

I'll be posting some screen caps in a bit...

[K Hale]

Turns out that during an archaeological inventory survey, there was a discovery of a single location of human skeletal remains found on the property, believed to be Native Hawaiian, and "preservation in place" is being explored. Preservation in place means the remains would stay on the property and the owner will have to somehow build around the location.

I'll be posting some screen caps in a bit...

Are they sure the remains are native Hawaiian? Maybe we've finally found out what happened to Ivan's body.

[KENJI]

WOW RG - What an update - UGH!!!!
I know Eve was looking for a buyer who would keep things intact for the most part.....well that doesn't appear to be happening....first the house goes and now they are trying to carve up the land. I remember hearing way back there were a few other interested parties who originally wanted to subdivide and Eve didn't want to go that route. It appears the new owners may have played her a bit by telling her what she wants to hear and to be fair, offering the most money. Once they signed the paperwork they could do whatever they wanted with the place......at least until these bones were discovered......fingers crossed they find some more!

[KENJI]

Turns out that during an archaeological inventory survey, there was a discovery of a single location of human skeletal remains found on the property, believed to be Native Hawaiian, and "preservation in place" is being explored. Preservation in place means the remains would stay on the property and the owner will have to somehow build around the location.

I'll be posting some screen caps in a bit...

Are they sure the remains are native Hawaiian? Maybe we've finally found out what happened to Ivan's body.

Let's hope the remains are native Hawaiian! I'm sure that's what they are up to right now doing ground surveys, grids etc.. I'm very interested in hearing out what they find out....man, woman, possibly someone of great importance or not etc..
Your Ivan theory is funny though K Hale....if it was real, you would have yet another Russian (granted a dead one) interfering with a President.

[Rembrandt's Girl]

Over the summer I was lax in checking the status of any permit info for Pahonu, and I apparently missed a major update! An application for subdivision was submitted for two lots and the development of two homes.

However, there was a letter of deferral mailed to the owner, so I did some digging to try to find out why. Turns out that during an archaeological inventory survey, there was a discovery of a single location of human skeletal remains found on the property, believed to be Native Hawaiian, and "preservation in place" is being explored. Preservation in place means the remains would stay on the property and the owner will have to somehow build around the location.

I'll be posting some screen caps in a bit...

Screen caps with more info...

Subdivision application:




State of Hawaii Historic Preservation Report:




Burial Notice, Honolulu Star-Advertiser Classifieds, July 27, 29 August 1:

[ZelenskyTheValiant (Ivan)]

Turns out that during an archaeological inventory survey, there was a discovery of a single location of human skeletal remains found on the property, believed to be Native Hawaiian, and "preservation in place" is being explored. Preservation in place means the remains would stay on the property and the owner will have to somehow build around the location.

I'll be posting some screen caps in a bit...

Are they sure the remains are native Hawaiian? Maybe we've finally found out what happened to Ivan's body.

Let's hope the remains are native Hawaiian! I'm sure that's what they are up to right now doing ground surveys, grids etc.. I'm very interested in hearing out what they find out....man, woman, possibly someone of great importance or not etc..
Your Ivan theory is funny though K Hale....if it was real, you would have yet another Russian (granted a dead one) interfering with a President.

I am not buried on the property I assure you. I am alive and well and posting away right here! When Thomas shot me I decided to play dead. He was still so distraught over Mac and the sunrise on the Pali that he never checked my pulse. He just left me there in the woods. That Thomas is such a boy scout, just like back in Doc Wei.

[Rembrandt's Girl]

WOW RG - What an update - UGH!!!!
I know Eve was looking for a buyer who would keep things intact for the most part.....well that doesn't appear to be happening....first the house goes and now they are trying to carve up the land. I remember hearing way back there were a few other interested parties who originally wanted to subdivide and Eve didn't want to go that route. It appears the new owners may have played her a bit by telling her what she wants to hear and to be fair, offering the most money. Once they signed the paperwork they could do whatever they wanted with the place......at least until these bones were discovered......fingers crossed they find some more!

I was thinking the same thing, Kenji... there definitely may have been some fibbing going on from the buyer. If so, we're talking Kapu and Karma with a Kapital K. You know, like taking lava rock or sand from Hawaii? Kursed for life! ( http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/3901 ... y-tourists ) Hey, maybe we're seeing the first signs of that with the discovery of Mr. Bones on the property!

Kidding aside, I dug up my prior post where Mary Worrall says the new buyer "is intent on maintaining the estate as one parcel".......

[NotthatRick]

I am just petty enough to hope that the new owner losses his butt on this deal.

[ZelenskyTheValiant (Ivan)]

Ha! I feel dumb. I thought Eve Anderson died some time ago and that no one has actually lived on the estate for some time. But according to RG's article Eve actually lived there prior to the current owner and was the one who sold the property. Silly me, I thought she was dead and the property was sold by some other entity.

By the way you can get a quick glimpse at Eve in the season 1 episode "Beauty Knows No Pain". She's one of the contestants in the Iron-Man competition who comes out of the ocean just ahead of Magnum. She looked like she was maybe in her early 50s there. Maybe that's why I got the idea that she had passed away. Surprising that she was in such great shape at that age to compete in the Iron-Man triathlon, which she really did in real life (not just in that episode).

[Steve]

Ha! I feel dumb. I thought Eve Anderson died some time ago and that no one has actually lived on the estate for some time. But according to RG's article Eve actually lived there prior to the current owner and was the one who sold the property. Silly me, I thought she was dead and the property was sold by some other entity.

By the way you can get a quick glimpse at Eve in the season 1 episode "Beauty Knows No Pain". She's one of the contestants in the Iron-Man competition who comes out of the ocean just ahead of Magnum. She looked like she was maybe in her early 50s there. Maybe that's why I got the idea that she had passed away. Surprising that she was in such great shape at that age to compete in the Iron-Man triathlon, which she really did in real life (not just in that episode).

She also doubles Higgins in an episode climbing one of the coconut trees on the property (which has been reported she would actually do)....

[KENJI]

Hi Ivan,

Here is some reading material on Eve for you - enjoy!

http://magnum-mania.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2798

[9NExtUpT]

I would find it quite amusing if the buyer was shown clearly to have violated the spirit of the agreement, and, perhaps overlapping with the skeleton preservation, was required to re-build the house. What, if anything, might fans be able to do to nudge the situation in such a direction?

[K Hale]

Ha! I feel dumb. I thought Eve Anderson died some time ago and that no one has actually lived on the estate for some time. But according to RG's article Eve actually lived there prior to the current owner and was the one who sold the property. Silly me, I thought she was dead and the property was sold by some other entity.

By the way you can get a quick glimpse at Eve in the season 1 episode "Beauty Knows No Pain". She's one of the contestants in the Iron-Man competition who comes out of the ocean just ahead of Magnum. She looked like she was maybe in her early 50s there. Maybe that's why I got the idea that she had passed away. Surprising that she was in such great shape at that age to compete in the Iron-Man triathlon, which she really did in real life (not just in that episode).

She also doubles Higgins in an episode climbing one of the coconut trees on the property (which has been reported she would actually do)....

^ "Ms. Jones," to be exact.

[ZelenskyTheValiant (Ivan)]

Ha! I feel dumb. I thought Eve Anderson died some time ago and that no one has actually lived on the estate for some time. But according to RG's article Eve actually lived there prior to the current owner and was the one who sold the property. Silly me, I thought she was dead and the property was sold by some other entity.

By the way you can get a quick glimpse at Eve in the season 1 episode "Beauty Knows No Pain". She's one of the contestants in the Iron-Man competition who comes out of the ocean just ahead of Magnum. She looked like she was maybe in her early 50s there. Maybe that's why I got the idea that she had passed away. Surprising that she was in such great shape at that age to compete in the Iron-Man triathlon, which she really did in real life (not just in that episode).

She also doubles Higgins in an episode climbing one of the coconut trees on the property (which has been reported she would actually do)....

Are you serious???????????? Higgins up a coconut tree??? Now THIS I have to see!!