Hawaii has some really fucking great ghost stories. Like, REALLY

>>27661476
>Implying we won't get to visit a haunted Pearl Harbor

Make your own game

>The Kaimuki House
>Kaimuki house located on 8th Avenue and Harding in Honolulu, Hawaii.
>The kasha is believed to have first established its residency after a father murdered his family. The bodies of his wife and son were found buried on the property, but his daughter’s was nowhere to be found.
>In summer 1942, authorities were called onto the Kaimuki property because a woman claimed that an unseen entity was attacking her children. When police arrived at the home, they were confronted by a hysterical woman screaming that a ghost was trying to kill her children. According to reports, the police watched in horror as the invisible force assaulted and threw the children across the room.
>Three women later moved into the Kaimuki home. One night, an invisible force grabbed the arm of one of the women, which frightened the ladies and resulted in a call to the police for assistance. After explaining the incident to the policeman, the women asked if he could follow them as they drove to one of their mothers’ house. Not too long into the drive, the women pulled into a parking lot. The policeman got out to investigate and found the women wrestling with an unseen force, with one woman seemingly being choked. When the policeman attempted to help the lady, he was forced back and restrained by what he described as a “large calloused hand.”
>When the policeman let the choking victim go back to her vehicle, both cars purred to life as if nothing had been wrong.

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>>27661565
>The policeman saw the car door get ripped off the car and tossed to the road, and moments later the choking victim was thrown out of the moving car. The women and policeman were unable to do anything as the kasha choked its victim to death.
>In 1977, a young couple who had just moved onto the Kaimuki property arrived back home from an outing and retired to their room. Around midnight, the woman woke up because the room had become so cold. The woman looked around to see if any of the windows were open and saw what appeared to be a large woman with no arms or legs hovering over their bed. Frightened by the incident, the couple consulted with their reverend, who told them to offer food to the spirit because it might just need help returning to where it belonged. The couple followed the reverend’s instructions for a week, and the spirit never returned again.

>>27661476
>Mujina, The Faceless Woman
>a woman was reported to have seen a mujina at a drive-in theater in Kahala. The local woman claimed that she went to use the restroom and noticed another woman combing her hair. Once close enough to see the other woman, she immediately noticed that the red-haired woman did not have any facial features. The woman was reported to have had a nervous breakdown and was treated at a hospital.
>Originally, the locals thought that the story was just a rumor, but when local radio host Glen Grant was discussing its validity on-air in 1981, the woman made a personal call into the station and recounted her story, even adding that the mujina she’d encountered had had red hair, a detail which had previously been unreported. Since then, countless stories of the faceless mujina emerged across the islands, some coming from Glen Grant himself.