FBI Renews $10,000 Reward in Disappearance of Honolulu Mother and Sons
The FBI has renewed a $10,000 reward concerning the disappearance of a Honolulu mother and her two sons, who have been missing since 2022.
Honolulu, HI, November 6, 2026 — The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has announced the renewal of a $10,000 reward as part of its ongoing investigation into the disappearance of a mother and her two sons from Honolulu. The family members have been missing since 2022.
The FBI is seeking public assistance to locate the individuals and any information that could shed light on their whereabouts. The renewed reward signifies the agency’s continued commitment to resolving the case.
Specific details regarding the identities of the mother and her two sons, the exact date of their disappearance in 2022, or the circumstances surrounding their vanishing have not been publicly disclosed. The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided.
Authorities are urging anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to come forward. The FBI has not provided specific contact details for submitting tips in this announcement, but typically such information is available through their official channels.
The investigation remains active, and the renewed financial incentive is intended to re-energize efforts to find the missing family members. The FBI emphasizes that all tips will be investigated.
The case has remained open since 2022, with limited public information available regarding the progress of the investigation. The nature of the disappearance, including whether foul play is suspected, has not been detailed by officials.
The FBI continues to work with local law enforcement agencies in Honolulu in their efforts to locate the mother and her two sons. The total reward amount offered is $10,000.
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