In episode 4 of "The Other Side of Paradise," HNN investigative reporter Lynn Kawano continues her conversation with attorney Alexander Silvert, who helped unearth the Kealoha mailbox conspiracy — the largest public corruption scandal to rock Hawaii's law enforcement community. Silvert talks about what Honolulu's former police chief and several of his officers can expect when they report to federal prison in June, and what security concerns they might encounter there.

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In episode 3 of "The Other Side of Paradise," HNN investigative reporter Lynn Kawano is joined by attorney Alexander Silvert to discuss the case that made him a household name, the Kealoha's mailbox. It's well-know that Honolulu's corrupt ex-police chief and his wife, a deputy city prosecutor, staged a crime to frame a relative. But what we don't know much about is how Silvert was able to uncover all that ― and his struggle to convince others.

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In episode 2 of "The Other Side of Paradise," Hawaii News Now investigative reporter Lynn Kawano continues her conversation with Hawaii Innocence Project co-director Ken Lawson. The former high-profile attorney talks about how he finally hit rock bottom, his time in a federal prison, and how he started rebuilding his life -- one relationship mended and goal met at a time.

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Ken Lawson, co-director of the Hawaii Innocence Project, has tasted success and its bitter twin failure. He's known more than his fair share of grief and hardship. And it took hitting rock bottom to help him see what he needed in life was right in front of him the whole time. Join Hawaii News Now investigative reporter Lynn Kawano as she explores the twists and turns of Lawson's young life, including his journey to becoming one of the nation's top lawyers and his descent into a years-long struggle with drugs.

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Crime, corruption, scandal... You won't find it in the travel brochures or on the postcards, but there is an underworld in Hawaii. In this podcast from Hawaii News Now Chief Investigative Reporter Lynn Kawano, we delve into the seedy issues of the political world and the headlines that the visitor bureaus don't always advertise.

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