8 Responses to “This is even more suspicious. There are only 14 elderly residents on Kalaupapa. Why did director of Health and her deputy had to fly there to resolve a conflict, why are we paying 1 mln a year for these 14 people to have subsidized daily flights? How often do 70 y.o. leprose patients fly to other places?”

1. Glasnost
   December 26th, 2013 @ 3:55 pm

   She’s hiding in the Molokai Leper Colony.

2. Veritas
   December 26th, 2013 @ 7:03 pm

   Could it have been a “psy-ops” situation in order to get Loretta into the precarious situation which led to her demise?

3. Sheiana
   December 27th, 2013 @ 8:38 am

   “By statute, the head of the Health Department also serves as the mayor of Kalawao County, which is why she (L. Fuddy) traveled there.”

   “I know that routinely there are quarterly meetings with the department. That they go down to Kalaupapa. I would assume that this why she was there. This is the annual end of the year get together to discuss the issues of Kalaupapa,” said Sen. Kalani English (D) Hana, East and Upcountry Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and Kahoolawe.”
   Whoever serves in that position, has executive powers in that area.”
   “Sen. English told KHON2 that Fuddy flew there at least once or twice a year in her capacity as mayor.”
   “She has executive powers there, so dealing with things like law and order, health, and safety, all of the things a regular elected mayor would have. Director Fuddy would have those same powers,” Sen. English said.” “A resident said health officials traveled there Wednesday to address a work-related issue.
   They talk to the patients first, they talk to us at the hospital at 10, and at 12 they went [to] talk to all the workers,” Kalaupapa resident Boogie Kahiliwai said.” https://www.khon2.com/news/loretta-fuddy-committed-to-serving-others

4. Donna
   December 27th, 2013 @ 9:19 am

   That leper colony was in the news in the 60s too. For what reason,i cant remember. Maybe an influential person is there? The only reason i remember the news about (o) is the fact that my mom made sure i was aware of it—as i said i watched A.D.s interviews on t.v.news then. CBS had to have been the station that covered her.

5. James Smith
   December 28th, 2013 @ 9:54 am

   The leprose patients ploy reminds me of, scooby doo, a cartoon where the villains used just such decoy scares to keep prying eyes shut with people nowhere to be found, I’m not ready to fly there, are you? Then why are these high ranking officials frequently flying there?

6. js/js
   December 28th, 2013 @ 1:10 pm

   Poor Loretta, was killed to help Schuman’s
   air plane company. She sleeps with the
   fishes too. IMO. Book him, Danno!!!

7. Cris Ericson
   January 7th, 2014 @ 1:29 pm

   Was the engine sent to Canada? Is that correct?
   The engine is being taken apart and examined by the
   manufacturer, so,
   if you have a product liability case,
   do you send the product to the original
   manufacturer to ask them what went wrong,
   or do you get a product liability attorney
   to send it to a court certified independent
   specialist in the engineering of that product?

   if you send any part of a case outside of the
   United States, if the engine manufacturer
   is in Canada, do the voters of the
   United States of America lose their
   original jurisdiction, so that the rest of the
   case is adjudicated in a foreign country?

   Was this intentional,
   creating multi-district
   product liability
   litigation that the manufacturer will
   claim, as the manufacturer,
   that they have home court, so to speak,
   choice of jurisdiction?

8. Sheiana
   January 9th, 2014 @ 7:20 pm

   Survivor releases dramatic images of Molokai plane crash
   Posted: Jan 09, 2014 6:01 PM
   Updated: Jan 09, 2014 7:59 PM HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) –
   Ferdinand Puentes was on the Makani Kai aircraft that crash-landed into the ocean off Kalaupapa December 11. He recorded the entire ordeal on his GoPro camera
   https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/24411685/molokai-plane-crash-survivor-recorded-ordeal

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