A Tragic Day on Nimitz Highway

On April 16, 1994, the bustling city of Honolulu was shaken by a heinous crime. David L. Walden, a 51-year-old executive, was fatally shot in the parking lot of 711 North Nimitz Highway. Witnesses reported that two individuals on a motorcycle approached Walden; the passenger dismounted, shot him, and then fled the scene on the motorcycle driven by the accomplice. Both assailants wore helmets, concealing their identities, and vanished without a trace.

A Man Deeply Rooted in the Film Industry

Walden was an executive at a Missouri-based company specializing in leasing movie production vehicles for films and television shows in Hawaii. On that fateful day, he was at Pier 24, awaiting the arrival of vehicles returning from a Maui television production. His presence at the pier was a routine part of his job, making his murder all the more perplexing. ...Read More