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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP4385) and 9 other sources
In the autumn of 1995, a fifteen-year-old girl named Noquisi-Ama Blossom vanished from her home in Makawao, Hawaii, leaving behind a life that had recently become turbulent. Raised by a single mother, Noquisi-Ama had a nomadic childhood, moving through various states before settling in Hawaii just a few months prior to her disappearance. Described as a social and intelligent girl who easily made friends, she had been a good student. However, in the time leading up to when she went missing, her life took a difficult turn. Her grades began to fall, she started breaking curfew, and eventually dropped out of school altogether. These changes were accompanied by arguments with her mother and a new relationship with a 25-year-old man.

The circumstances surrounding Noquisi-Ama’s disappearance are layered with personal struggles. She had moved out of her family's home to live with friends and, according to her mother, began to abuse drugs and alcohol. Shortly before she was last seen, she confided in her mother that she was pregnant and subsequently terminated the pregnancy just nine days before she vanished. On the day she went missing, she left her residence without any of her personal belongings, and her boyfriend claimed to have no knowledge of her whereabouts. Authorities initially classified her as a runaway, a conclusion her mother did not believe, fearing for her daughter's safety. There were suggestions that she may have left Hawaii, possibly with a male companion.

Noquisi-Ama is described as a Caucasian female with blonde hair and eyes that could appear blue, green, or gray. She has several distinguishing marks, including scars near her left eyebrow and on her left index finger, as well as a self-made inscription of the words 'until death' on her forearm. At the time she went missing, she had pierced ears and a pierced nose, and was wearing braces on her teeth. She has been known to use several aliases, including D'Asia and Sorrow Knight. The case of Noquisi-Ama Blossom remains an open and heart-wrenching puzzle. Despite the passage of time and the release of age-progressed images, her whereabouts are still unknown. The lack of clear evidence or communication has left her family and investigators with many unanswered questions about whether she left on her own or met with foul play. The story of her disappearance serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities and pain that surround cases of missing youth.

Last Seen: Oct 18, 1995