Peter Boy Kema Jr. Documents
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These are all of the Child Welfare Services (CWS) records (approximately 2,000 pages) regarding the Peter Boy Kema Jr. case. These redacted CWS records are being released pursuant to the Hawaii Administrative Rules, Title 17, Chapter 1601, Section 17-1601-6.
At the time of his disappearance, Peter Boy Kema Jr. was residing with his parents, Jaylin Kema and Peter Kema Sr., pursuant to an order by the Family Court of the Third Circuit.
Below is a list of the parties involved in this case:
Department of Human Services (DHS)
Aley K. Auna, Jr., Esq. of the Attorney General’s Office representing DHS
Jaylin M. Kema, mother
Peter Kema Sr., father
Edith Kawai, Guardian Ad Litem
Peter Kubota, Esq. representing the foster parents
Steven Strauss, Esq. representing the father
Kris Laguire, Esq. representing the mother
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