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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Prince David Kawananakoa indicted for second-degree murder of his 21-year-old part-Hawaiian girlfriend Arvilla Kinslea, found stabbed in his Honolulu apartment after a fight at a drinking party.
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Arvilla Kinslea, 21, beautiful part-Hawaiian sweetheart of Prince David Kawananakoa, who was found dead in the prince's apartment in Honolulu as result of stab wounds in the neck. The prince, last of the one-time reigning family of the islands, is being held pending second-degree murder charges.
PRINCE INDICTED IN SLAYING OF HALF-CASTE GIRL
HONOLULU, Oct. 29. (UP) Prince David Kawananakoa, sole male descendant of Hawaii's last king, was under indictment today, accused of the second degree murder of a half-caste beauty, 21 year old Arvilla Kinslea, with whom he had been living. The true bill was returned by the grand jury.
She died in the prince's Waikiki apartment after a fight with the young native at a drinking party Saturday night.
Prince David was ordered arraigned Monday on the indictment, which charged that the beautiful part-white girl died of neck wounds suffered in the kitchen of the apartment she occupied with the prince.
Her fatal injuries presumably were caused by pottery broken during the fight between herself and the prince.
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Honolulu, Waikiki Apartment
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Oct. 29
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Arvilla Kinslea died from neck stab wounds in Prince David Kawananakoa's apartment after a fight during a drinking party; the prince indicted for second-degree murder, injuries possibly from broken pottery.