Hi, Park enthusiasts. I'm your host, Delia DeAmbra, and today you guys get two episodes

from us. Two cases that on the surface don't appear to have any similarity, but both

are unsolved, and the fate of the victims could have a lot more things in common than we

think. In our first case, we're taking you to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. This

park is home to two of the globe's most active volcanoes, Kilauea and Manoloa.

In 2018, some of you may remember a newly ruptured in Kilauea changed this park's landscape

forever. In that year in May, two dozen lava vents erupted in the volcano along with

a violent earthquake, and that forced nearly 2,000 residents living in Laelania State's subdivision

to evacuate. In total, more than 700 homes were destroyed, and the rivers of molten rock

that flowed out didn't stop for weeks. A little ways away from where all of that destruction

took place is the Kahuku Ranch. Now, this ranch takes up roughly 116,000 acres, and in it

there are tons of small trails and old cattle paths. There are at least six permanent designated

trailheads in that area, and if you walk them, you'll see old pastures, lava channels,

meadows, and rock formations. And it was on the evening of April 13, 2005, on one of these

very trailheads that a hiker finds a man laying face down on the ground, and he'd been

shot execution-style. This is Park Predators.

A man hiking in Hawaii, volcano's National Parks, is stopped in his tracks. He's shocked

and confused by what he's just come across. He stooped down to a man's motionless body

to check for signs of life, but there aren't any there. When he first saw the body, he's

thinking maybe this guy had just fallen or passed out or something, but quickly he realized

the guy was dead. There was blood pulled around his head and what looked like a single bullet

hole in the back of his skull. This hiker immediately calls police and they're shocked

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