Monday, January 24, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Stan is having another memorial for Kimberly. Apparently "comforting family" does not include her only daughter Autumn who resides in Hawaii or her only sister Stephanie and brother Mark, two nephews and a neice in California. Not only did Stan Jacobs, Kimberly's husband fail to include her immediate family, we were not even informed of this memorial. It should be a good show, but we don't buy your grief Stan or support you in any way. You have shown Kimberly's recently deceased mother and her true family little consideration or genuine warmth. We are not ready to let go of our precious Kimberly until we have some true answers. How quickly you have erased her in real life but your public ceremonies are nicely staged.
Memorial for Missing Woman Unites Honolulu’s Jewish Community
January 10, 2011, Honolulu – A tribute in honor of missing Honolulu woman, Kimberly Jacobs, will be held on Sunday, January 23rd, 2011 at Reform Synagogue Temple Emanu-El in Nu’uanu Valley. The memorial will begin at 5:00pm, and conclude at 8:00pm. Temple Emanu-El is located at 2550 Pali Highway, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817. More information at www.shaloha.com or at (808) 595-7521.
“Almost two and a half years ago, Kimberly Jacobs went missing from her home, her family and her life. For many months, friends and family members faithfully worked to find Kimberly and lived in hope that she would turn up somewhere, somehow, and be able to return to the circle of life of which she had been a part.
The time has now come to formally bring to a close that heartfelt search and instead accept, with deepest regret, that Kimberly has left us and will not return. Please join us for this belated but important opportunity to remember Kimberly, to pay our respects to her and the life she led, and to comfort her family and one another as we say goodbye.“ – Rabbi Peter B. Schaktman, Temple Emanu-El, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Kimberly Day Jacobs went missing on the afternoon of Thursday, August 21st, 2008. Her disappearance has never been solved.
Memorial for Missing Woman Unites Honolulu’s Jewish Community
January 10, 2011, Honolulu – A tribute in honor of missing Honolulu woman, Kimberly Jacobs, will be held on Sunday, January 23rd, 2011 at Reform Synagogue Temple Emanu-El in Nu’uanu Valley. The memorial will begin at 5:00pm, and conclude at 8:00pm. Temple Emanu-El is located at 2550 Pali Highway, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817. More information at www.shaloha.com or at (808) 595-7521.
“Almost two and a half years ago, Kimberly Jacobs went missing from her home, her family and her life. For many months, friends and family members faithfully worked to find Kimberly and lived in hope that she would turn up somewhere, somehow, and be able to return to the circle of life of which she had been a part.
The time has now come to formally bring to a close that heartfelt search and instead accept, with deepest regret, that Kimberly has left us and will not return. Please join us for this belated but important opportunity to remember Kimberly, to pay our respects to her and the life she led, and to comfort her family and one another as we say goodbye.“ – Rabbi Peter B. Schaktman, Temple Emanu-El, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Kimberly Day Jacobs went missing on the afternoon of Thursday, August 21st, 2008. Her disappearance has never been solved.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Police Say Skeletal Hand Not Human
Remains Washed Up On Diamond Head Beach
POSTED: 11:29 am HST December 28, 2009
UPDATED: 11:42 am HST December 28, 2009
Police Say Skeletal Hand Not Human] Police Say Skeletal Hand Not Human]
HONOLULU -- Honolulu police now say the skeletal remains of what appeared to be a human hand are that of an animal.
Police homicide investigators thought they might have a mysterious case, after a patrol officer found what seemed to be the skeletal remains of a human hand washed up on the beach at Diamond Head.
The officer made the discovery early Saturday morning. The case was referred to homicide.
A detective from the missing persons detail told KITV on Monday that the Honolulu Police Department has determined the bones were from an animal, not a human hand.
Copyright 2009 by KITV.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Remains Washed Up On Diamond Head Beach
POSTED: 11:29 am HST December 28, 2009
UPDATED: 11:42 am HST December 28, 2009
Police Say Skeletal Hand Not Human] Police Say Skeletal Hand Not Human]
HONOLULU -- Honolulu police now say the skeletal remains of what appeared to be a human hand are that of an animal.
Police homicide investigators thought they might have a mysterious case, after a patrol officer found what seemed to be the skeletal remains of a human hand washed up on the beach at Diamond Head.
The officer made the discovery early Saturday morning. The case was referred to homicide.
A detective from the missing persons detail told KITV on Monday that the Honolulu Police Department has determined the bones were from an animal, not a human hand.
Copyright 2009 by KITV.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Police investigating hand bones that washed ashore.
By Star-Bulletin Staff
POSTED: 04:53 p.m. HST, Dec 26, 2009
A Honolulu police officer found an unusual discovery yesterday during a routine check at Diamond Head lookout: skeletal remains of a human hand.
At about 12:15 a.m., the officer was at the lookout and noticed what appeared to be skeletal remains of a human hand wash up on shore, police said.
The investigation is ongoing.
By Star-Bulletin Staff
POSTED: 04:53 p.m. HST, Dec 26, 2009
A Honolulu police officer found an unusual discovery yesterday during a routine check at Diamond Head lookout: skeletal remains of a human hand.
At about 12:15 a.m., the officer was at the lookout and noticed what appeared to be skeletal remains of a human hand wash up on shore, police said.
The investigation is ongoing.
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