Ep 6. Ka Hale Ho'okauweli (House of Horrors)
- TV-14
- October 28, 2016
- 42 min
In Hawaii Five-0 season 7 episode 6, entitled "Ka Hale Ho'okauweli" (House of Horrors), the team is called to investigate a series of murders in a creepy old house that is believed to be haunted. The house is owned by a wealthy man, Charles Williams, who had recently purchased it in hopes of renovating it. However, strange and eerie happenings have been occurring in the house, and the team soon discovers that it may be connected to the murders.
As the team begins investigating, they find that the house has a dark history. It was once owned by a man who was rumored to be a cannibal. He was believed to have murdered and eaten several people and then buried their remains in the house. His ghost is said to haunt the house, and it is believed that he is behind the recent murders.
The team begins to explore the house and finds it to be incredibly creepy. There are traps and secret rooms throughout the house, adding to the fear factor. They also discover that the previous owner of the house, who sold it to Williams, had been killed in the same manner as the recent victims.
Meanwhile, Kamekona is on a mission of his own. He believes that he has found the perfect location for his shrimp truck, but there is a catch. The land he wants to use is owned by Williams, who is reluctant to sell. Kamekona decides to take matters into his own hands and starts to negotiate with Williams. However, he soon discovers that Williams may be involved in the murders.
As the team delves deeper into the investigation, they find themselves in grave danger. The killer is still at large, and they must use all of their skills and expertise to catch him before he strikes again. The tension in the house continues to mount, and the team must race against time to solve the mystery of the haunted house.
Overall, "Ka Hale Ho'okauweli" is a thrilling and suspenseful episode of Hawaii Five-0. With its creepy setting, mysterious killer, and unexpected twists and turns, it will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
