Caleb Miske and Jonathan Fraser are really good friends. But, on November 17th, 2015, Caleb and Jonathan get into a car accident and collided into a pickup - at the intersection of Kaneohe Bay Drive and Makalani Street - a north-bound vehicle was making a left turn from Kaneohe Bay Drive onto Makalani Street when it collided with a vehicle traveling southbound. There are many speculations that Jonathan was the one driving, however, it was later found out that this was not the case.

Car Accident Location (Approx. Location)

Miske was pinned in the car, and because of this, he had critcal injuries. While he was in the hospital, his girlfriend had their daughter, named Nila. Almost 4 months after the accident, Caleb Miske died from his injuries.

On July 21, 2016, investigators with the FBI received court approval for a "pen register trap and trace" for a phone known to be used and owned by Miske. A "pen register trap and trace" allows investigators to collect, record, and analyze caller information when conducted.

Jonathan Fraser is last seen at his apartment Hawaii Kai apartment by his girlfriend, Ashley Wong. He is described as 21 years old, 5'7", 150 pounds, brown wavy shoulder-length hair, and has scars under left, nose and chin.

Jonathan's apartment

Based on information gained from a "pen register trap and trace", Minske's cell phone registered roughly 64 texts and two phone calls to Smith's phone between July 29, 2016 and July 31, 2016.

Jonathan is reported missing to the Honolulu Police department by his family.

A man named James Borling-Salas allegedly sees Jonathan at a home in Honolulu, HI sometime in late July or early August of 2016. According to Salas' report in an affidavit, he "noticed another male individual in the outside bathroom underneath the stairs as he ... approached the house. The individual had long hair and a scar on his face". Salas is later able to identify this man as Jonathan after a Crime Stoppers alert is broadcasted. In the affidavit, Salas also adds that "Fraser was tied to a green, plastic garden chair with zip-tie restraints and duct tape. Duct tape also covered Fraser's mouth. Fraser had a bloodied face and Smith repeatedly kicked Fraser about the head". Followed by "Smith and Bermudez started burning Fraser's feet and hands" before eventually they "worked their way up Fraser's body with the torch. While this was taking place CS2 (unidentified informant) observed a tripod was set up and a phone was mounted to it. The phone recorded the torture as it occurred." Salas allegedly left the home while this was happening and returned a few days later.

Search Warrant (Approx. Location)

Eight days later, Jonathan's gray 1994 two-door Honda hatchback with Hawaii license plate SXC021 is found parked at the intersection of Summer Street and Kuliouou Road. While there was no direct evidence of this claim, his girlfriend and family believes that Jonathon wouldn't just leave them.

Location of Jonathan's car

During this search, authorities remove a 5-inch small rib bone, sink drain pipes taken from the master bedroom, bathroom, half-bath, and kitchen, a dryer lint trap, a folding chair, sections of drywall, a trace of unknown hair, and a zip-tie. Forensic technicians also noted several spots in the bathroom that they believed to be blood. Later forensic tests are unable to verify whether the substance on their samples were blood. Other biological samples that were collected during the search "lacked interpretable DNA" and had levels of DNA which were too low to be tested, or were "consistent with a mixture of two or more individuals".

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"Painkiller," is the nickname that Mike Miske gave to a 37 1/2 foot Boston Whaler with the model 370 Outrage. FBI agents did a search on "painkiller," and the main goal of the search was to look for evidence on the case of Jonathan Fraser. There was multiple evidence found, however not much is said if it relates to the case of Jonathan Fraser or not.

Location of Boat

Two year after Jonathan goes missing the FBI is involved in his missing persons case and offers a $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. They are not ruling out foul play.

Federal agents arrested Michael Miske in early July and his other known associates were also arrested. It is believed that there are at least 10 people involved plus Michael. These 10 people were involved in "Miske Enterprise," with Michael being the leader of this group.