Honolulu police are asking for the public's help as the search intensifies for 66-year-old Wahiawa resident Lorna Dunaway, who has not been seen since she left her home around noon on Feb. 6. Authorities describe Dunaway as Filipina, about 4 feet 11 inches tall and roughly 115 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Police say she has a medical condition that requires daily medication, which is adding urgency and concern to the ongoing search.
The Honolulu Police Department has issued a missing person alert and circulated a photo of Dunaway, according to KITV. Investigators have not determined what Dunaway was wearing when she left home, and they report that the case remains active as they work to track down leads. Police are appealing directly to the public for any information that might help find her.
How to share tips
Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers at 808-955-8300 or submit an anonymous web tip through Honolulu Crime Stoppers or the P3 Tips mobile app, the Honolulu Police Department says. Crime Stoppers accepts anonymous reports and may offer rewards for information that leads to recoveries or arrests. If you believe Dunaway may be in immediate danger, call 911. For non-emergency information related to this case, contact HPD at 808-529-3111.
What police released
So far, police have released Dunaway's age, physical description and the general timeframe of her disappearance. They have not shared any information about where she might have been headed or what clothing she was wearing when she left, as reported by KITV. Investigators have underscored her medical needs in their public alerts and say the inquiry remains active as they pursue tips from the community.
