Hawaiian Undersea Cave Claims Lives of 3 Divers
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HONOLULU — Three U.S. Marines died while scuba diving off the North Shore of Oahu, when they apparently became disoriented about 100 feet inside a submerged lava tube, officials said Saturday. The men were found Friday in the cave off Pupukea Beach Park, known as the “Elevator Shaft,” Fire Capt. Robin Lee said.
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