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A public letter on firsthand observation, a sealed audio record, and Hawaii Rule of Professional Conduct 8.3(b)
Oahu Underground
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Lead Investigation
You Were in the Room
A public letter to attorney Bosko Petricevic concerning the December 2, 2022 First Circuit proceeding, the sealed record, and the professional-responsibility questions raised by Hawaii Rule of Professional Conduct 8.3(b).
Read the investigation →Media Accountability
Why coverage of the Luke-Loo record may be institutionally difficult
How donor relationships, board overlaps, and personnel bridges can create a 'zone of politeness' that makes certain investigative journalism institutionally difficult — and what allegedly followed.
Read the investigation →Publisher's Note
A Publisher's Note
How to read Oahu Underground: public records first, process failures second, and clear boundaries between fact, firsthand account, context, and inference.
Read the full note →On the Record
These files are grouped by evidentiary lane. The Hawaii Accountability Project contains local case files and review gaps. Technical Visibility Notes cover search and indexing diagnostics. Separate source archives cover security, energy, and access-safeguard analysis; those articles do not supply evidence for the Wilson Loo allegations.
Hawaii Accountability Project
Local records, firsthand reports, sealed-record questions, and institutional review gaps in Hawaii.

Editorial
A firsthand visual allegation involving Judge Wilson Loo, plus the sealed audio sequence that can test the timing, answer, attempted record statement, and cutoff.
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Prosecution Roadmap
The federal theory against retired Judge Wilson Loo turns on one witness, two lines of questioning, sealed audio, and a statute-of-limitations clock. The referral is filed; the unresolved questions are factual.
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Judicial Accountability
Investigation into a firsthand allegation of judicial signaling by Judge Wilson Loo, sealed-record-dependent evidence, and public-record oversight gaps in Hawaii's judicial-discipline system.
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Lead Investigation
How documented institutional failures across the judiciary, law enforcement, and oversight bodies in Hawaiʻi produced a protection effect around an individual accused of violence.
Read the file →Technical Visibility Notes
Technical diagnostics and public-search observations. These files are not evidence for the Hawaii judicial-accountability claims.

Search Indexing
Bing's tools showed contradictory diagnostics for gtcode.com. A later `site:gtcode.com` search reported about 50 results but visibly surfaced only one non-investigative technical article on the captured first page. The evidence establishes a technical diagnostics problem; the current record identifies no human actor.
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About the Reporter
Ekewaka Lono is an independent investigative reporter based in Hawaii, focused on judicial accountability, institutional capture, and public-interest documentation within Hawaii’s court system.
Methodology is evidence-first: public records, primary-source documents, and clearly labeled firsthand testimony. Each claim is linked to source material where possible.
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