Abigail Bernstein Missing: FBI Seeks Information About Mother and Two Children Last Seen in Hawaii
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seeking public assistance in locating Abigail Bernstein and her two children, Koa Kai Bernstein and Kush Kohole Bernstein, who were last seen in Honolulu, Hawaii, in October 2022.
According to the FBI’s official missing persons notice, the family was last seen at Ala Wai Boat Harbor in Honolulu. Authorities continue to seek information that could help establish their whereabouts and lead to their safe recovery.
The case has drawn attention because three members of the same family remain the focus of an FBI search. The agency is asking anyone who may have information about Abigail or her children to come forward.
Who Is Abigail Bernstein?
Abigail Bernstein was born on December 14, 1990. According to the FBI, she is also known by several aliases, including Abi, Avi, Avigayil, Abigayil, and Ovi.
The agency’s missing persons listing includes photographs of Abigail taken in 2019, 2020, and 2021 to help members of the public recognize her.
The FBI’s Honolulu Field Office is handling the investigation and seeking information about Abigail and her two children. However, the publicly available notice does not provide additional details about the circumstances surrounding their disappearance.
The Bernstein family reportedly has connections to several locations across the United States, including Naples, Florida, Petoskey, Michigan, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Hawaii.
These family connections may be relevant to people who have encountered or communicated with the family since October 2022.
FBI Offers $10,000 Reward for Information
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the safe recovery of Abigail Bernstein, Koa Kai Bernstein, or Kush Kohole Bernstein.
Authorities are encouraging anyone with potentially useful information to contact the FBI’s Honolulu Field Office directly.
People can call the office at (808) 600-2405 or use the FBI’s national toll-free tipline at 1-800-225-5324.
Tips can also be submitted online through the FBI’s official tip website at tips.fbi.gov. Individuals may additionally contact their nearest FBI field office or local law enforcement agency.
The agency has not publicly provided further information about the family’s disappearance in the notice.
Public Assistance Remains Important
Missing persons investigations can depend on information from people who may have seen someone, recognized a photograph, or learned something relevant through personal or online interactions.
Anyone who recognizes Abigail Bernstein or her children, or who has information about their possible whereabouts, is encouraged to contact the authorities.
The FBI continues to seek information that could help bring Abigail, Koa, and Kush home safely. Anyone with information should share it directly with investigators rather than relying on social media speculation.
Official source: FBI Missing Persons Notice – Abigail Bernstein, Honolulu Field Office.
