On May 19, 2013 numerous news sources began alerting the public a missing persons case. Ivanice “Ivy” Harris vanished from Oahu, Hawaii on Thursday while celebrating her birthday (which passed on Saturday). The 29-year-old woman reportedly doesn’t have a history of disappearing or falling out of contact with loved ones — and is reported to had been in daily contact with her mother and boyfriend. KATU shares the report of this developing missing persons case, but there is also a Facebook page up dedicated officially to the search for Ivanice.
http://liarcatchers.com/missing_persons_investigations.html
This case is still developing, but it has now been going on four days since anyone has seen Ivy — and she was last seen outside of a bar in Waikiki talking to a strange man. This immediately creates feelings of suspicion — especially when the missing woman’s family claims that she’d not stay gone this long without contact. She has a boyfriend, but it’s not known if he went to Honolulu with her or if he’s simply there now for the search for her. It’d be interesting to find out if he was there when she went missing. It doesn’t necessarily have to be repeated by statistically speaking the significant other of a missing person or homicide victim is often the first person to investigate — and usually for good reason.
If Ivanice “Ivy” Harris met foul play then it’s only a matter of time before officials in Hawaii get to the bottom of it. This is still a brand new case, though, so it’s likely too soon to determine whether or not foul play is even suspected. Hopefully Ivy is found safe and alive and this all turns out to be a case of voluntary disappearance.
