Special Response Team officers with the Maui Police Department and a Maui Fire Department helicopter returned to the area of Nuaʻailua Bay today where previous evidence had been recovered in a case involving missing Carly “Charli” Scott.

Two fundraisers are planned tonight as part of the Kīhei Fourth Friday town party at the Azeka Shopping Center in South Maui.

On the one month anniversary of her disappearance, the family of missing Moreira “Mo” Monsalve reflected upon the events of the past month, saying there are more questions than answers.

An estimated 300 people attended a candlelight vigil held last night for missing Maui woman, Moreira “Mo” Monsalve.

Organizers say the vigil is being held to show solidarity as a community in efforts to find Moreira “Mo” Monsalve who has been missing since Sunday, Jan. 12.

One of Monsalve’s friends said he was in the process of searching for her in Wailuku when he and others received a call that “something” was found at Papohaku that was possibly related to the case.

Police say Mosalve was last seen at around 10 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014, at her ex-boyfriend’s residence in Wailuku.

According to police reports, Moreira Monsalve, 46, was last seen at around 3 p.m. on Sunday, when she attended a meeting with her son at the University of Hawaiʻi Maui College campus in Kahului.

Through investigation, Maui police Detective J. Mahoney was able to located John O’Connor, 50, who was reported missing by family members.

Maui police have confirmed that the vehicle involved in a deadly crash in Kahakuloa on Saturday was owned by Jean Kini Chang, a Wailea woman who was reported missing since Dec. 19, 2013.