03/17/07 Joshua Kaneakua, 19, Minneapolis, MN
Joshua Kaneakua, 19, was last seen on St. Patrick's Day (3/17) in 2007 leaving Gabby's Saloon and Eatery in northeast Minneapolis.
His body was discovered in the Missisippi River on 3/27/07 near the Lake Street Bridge and was positively identified. Medical examiners are trying to determine how he died.
[At this point, no additional follow up information or details have been found about this case.]
His body was discovered in the Missisippi River on 3/27/07 near the Lake Street Bridge and was positively identified. Medical examiners are trying to determine how he died.
[At this point, no additional follow up information or details have been found about this case.]
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[Thanks to Jessica for bringing this case to my attention.]
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Josh's best friend left the following comment about Josh on his blog: http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ogID=248481657
Facts of Interest in This Case
Name/age: Joshua Kaneakua, 19
College: no information available
Major: no information available
Physical Description: no information available
Last Seen: 03/17/07 Gabby's Saloon and Eatery (1900 Marshall Street NE, Minneapolis)
Recovered: 03/27/07 Mississippi River near Lake Street bridge
Cause of death ruling: not announced
Manner of death ruling: not announced
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4 comments:
Gabby's is not a nice, safe neighborhood bar. There's been lots of trouble there for at least the past year. Incidentally, it has a deck that looks out over the Mississippi River.
I added him to my list here.
http://serialkillerinvestigator.blogspot.com/
University Avenue(Route47) is nearby and the disappearance are often linked to both students and the number 11.Maybe he went to school there ,was abducted there or they left something of his at that location.
You are right, Gabby's has a reputation, alright. In an article on Kare11.com on 9/29/07, dozens of protestors picketed outside of Gabby's to bring attention to a noise problem that has been plaguing them for years. After Gabby's closes on Thursday and Saturday nights (their drink special nights) "patrons continue to party in the residential area nearby...neighbors say they've seen patrons fight, do drugs, vandalize property, urinate and defecate on lawns, and have sex in public." Gabby's has hired off-duty police officers as well as cleaning crews to deal with the problem, but it hasn't helped the situation.
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