Ghosts Next Door

Hawaii is an ancient place. So many people have lived - and died - here. With such a rich, cultural history, chances are that, in our small community, at least one person in nearly every household has had some kind of supernatural "chicken skin" occurrence. Welcome to Ghosts Next Door, a collection of ghost stories and other thoughts about and around the Mysteries of Hawaii.

Aug 12, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #21. Contrasting Syncronicity.

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 Between 1985 and 1986, five women were kidnapped, raped, and murdered.
Aug 11, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #20. Hojo.

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Huaka'i Street in Waipahu was where I grew up until my parents died.
Aug 10, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #19. Luana.

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This story is fictional, but it could have happened.
Aug 9, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #18. Waikiki Ali'i Hotel.

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Waikiki is a perfect location for its purpose, which is tourism. 
Aug 8, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #17. Consequences.

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If you hadn't known it was Waipahu Depot Road, you would swear that you walked into a bar from the days of your father's father.
Aug 7, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #16. Priscilla.

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 This story was told to me by the person who used to work in this office.
Aug 6, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #15. Pele.

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I had to think in the moment.
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Aug 5, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #14. Trent.

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Even from the vantage point on Queen Emma Street, near Kamāmalu Park, with tall glass towers muting the sunset, I can still see the last dy...
Aug 4, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #13. Ke'alaloa'opi'ilani.

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It’s 1967. In the heights of Ka’ulula’au street, a 29-year-old Hawaiian girl sits among her kupuna strumming her late grandfather’s prized p...
Aug 3, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #12. Alika.

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When I sought the solace and silence of one of our native forests, it didn’t last long because of the propensity of tourists who inundated m...
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Aug 2, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #11. Horace.

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One night, out playing football late at Pu'iwa park, Horace and his friends played tackle past the park's closing hour.
Aug 1, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #10. Back Seat Edmond.

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In the parking lot at Pu'iwa Park sits Edmond De Costa, waiting patiently for Sheryl's car to roll up.
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Jul 31, 2025

100 Ghost Stories Counting Down To Halloween 2025. #9. Hippie Food.

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If there is a location left to us with winds so correctly tempered, cool that it lulls you into a deep slumber, that would be the parking lo...
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Chicken Skin. It’s a local term in Hawaii. It’s that feeling of a sudden chill going down the back of your spine. It’s watching the small hairs rise up on your forearms or that prickly feeling on the back of your neck. The more commonly used expression might be “chills” or “goosebumps.” Often, this sensation comes as a result of watching a scary movie or from hearing a ghost story told by a friend or an older relative. Chicken Skin, while often reserved for the spooky or the macabre as we have come to know it, is also a sensation that comes from knowing true love or wonderful moments of enlightened realization. The best “Chicken Skin” however, is the one that suddenly strikes you unawares. Parapsychologists refer to it as an internal radar when something cognitive in the environment is trying to communicate. Hawaii is an ancient place. So many people have lived - and died - here. With such a rich, cultural history, chances are that, in our small community, at least one person in nearly every household has had some kind of supernatural "chicken skin" occurrence. Welcome to Ghosts Next Door.
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