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By Chelsea Jensen West Hawaii Today KAILUA, KONA — As the second day of searching for Tomoko Ioh closed yesterday, officials still haven't found any sign of a 41-year-old mother of two whose vehicle was located unattended Sunday at Wawaloli beach park. "We are still trying to determine what happened. The information we have is pretty vague," said Kailua fire Capt. Sean Sommers, who assisted in yesterday's ground search for Ioh in the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority area. The search was expected to continue this morning. Sommers said the department hasn't found any physical evidence suggesting the whereabouts or condition of Ioh other than her green and silver 1999 Suzuki Grand Vitara parked about 20 yards north of the beach park's restroom facility. The vehicle and items inside were intact. The area also has... [read full story]
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