Something WEIRD is Going On!!!

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Something WEIRD is Going On!!!

In a shocking turn of events, the disappearance of 30-year-old Hannah Kobayashi has captivated the public’s attention. After a series of strange messages and a tragic family loss, the search for Hannah has taken…

March 10, 2025 • 3 min read • Art Grindstone

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In a shocking turn of events, the disappearance of 30-year-old Hannah Kobayashi has captivated the public’s attention. After a series of strange messages and a tragic family loss, the search for Hannah has taken unexpected twists, raising questions about her well-being and choices.

Key Takeaways

Hannah Kobayashi went missing after arriving at LAX from Hawaii.
Her father, Ryan, tragically died by suicide while searching for her.
Cryptic text messages from Hannah raised concerns about her safety.
Authorities believe Hannah may have crossed into Mexico voluntarily.

The Mysterious Disappearance

Hannah Kobayashi, an aspiring photographer, was on her way from Hawaii to New York City when she missed her connecting flight at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on November 8th. Initially, her family thought she would take a later flight, but things took a dark turn when they received alarming messages from her.

On November 11th, Hannah’s family began receiving strange texts that were out of character for her. The messages included phrases like:

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“Deep hackers wiped my identity.”
“Stole all my funds and I’m just really scared.”
“I risk my freedom if this goes wrong for me.”

These messages raised immediate concerns among her loved ones, prompting them to flood the area with missing persons flyers.

The Search Intensifies

Hannah’s father, Ryan, traveled to Los Angeles to help search for his daughter. Sadly, nearly two weeks into the search, he was found dead near a parking lot close to LAX. The coroner ruled his death a suicide, leaving the family devastated.

Ryan’s last words were a plea for Hannah to return, emphasizing how much she was loved. The family was left grappling with the loss while still searching for answers about Hannah’s whereabouts.

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Unraveling the Mystery

As the investigation unfolded, authorities discovered that Hannah had been spotted multiple times in the Los Angeles area after her arrival. Video footage showed her boarding a Metro with an unidentified person. However, her last known location was at LAX, where she requested her luggage be returned before heading to Mexico.

The LAPD reported that Hannah crossed the border into Mexico on November 12th, walking across with her luggage. They stated that she was not with anyone and that as an adult, she had the right to make her own choices.