Tuesday, July 30, is the three-year anniversary of the disappearance of Jonathan Fraser, last seen leaving his Hawaii Kai apartment. His car was later found nearby. Fraser is believed to have been murdered.

His mother, along with other friends and family members, will hold a roadside vigil this afternoon, Monday, July 29, on the eve of the anniversary of Jonathan’s disappearance. They still hope that information will eventually surface leading to the person(s) responsible.

Last year, the FBI offered a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the individual(s) responsible for his disappearance.

Jonathan Fraser was 21 years old when he disappeared.

Fraser disappeared just a few months after his best friend, Caleb-Jordan Miske-Lee, died as a result of injuries received when their car crashed head-on into another vehicle in Kaneohe in November 2015. Miske-Lee was hospitalized, but eventually succumbed to his injuries.

Although records of first responders show Miske-Lee was the driver and Fraser the front-seat passenger, Miske-Lee’s father, Honolulu businessman and former nightclub owner Michael Miske, filed suit alleging Fraser had been the driver. That lawsuit is pending.

Background reading:

“2 men in critical condition after Kaneohe Bay Dr. crash,” KHON2.com, November 18, 2015.

The FBI news release announcing the $20,000 reward.

“FBI Offers $20K Reward For Info About Missing Hawaii Kai Man,” Civil Beat, May 29, 2018.

“Man was facing felony charges when aided by Katherine Kealoha,” iLind.net, March 4, 2019

“Attorney alleges prosecutors retaliated against HPD officer for businessman’s arrest,” iLind.net, April 13,2019

Jonathan Fraser case, The Charley Project.