Whether there is iwi there or not isn't the issue.  Iwi and remains have been buried up on Mauna Kea just as Kealoha Pisciotta said.  What if an Ohana wasn't able to have their remains interred at the time of their death and it was their wish to be on Mauna Kea with their ohana?  So morbid these thoughts that someone actually DUG UP a grave, disinterred the remains and brought it up to Mauna Kea... Besides, would that have been the AHU that the DLNR "mistakenly" LEVELED?  Do you know how many people prayed on that AHU?  I shall state this now, I will instruct my keiki to spread my ashes on the slopes of Mauna Kea and HIDE my iwi like my ancestors.  A grave marker and signs pointing to where my bones are resting is NOT in the cards... Silly for all these assumptions, quit demonizing the Protectors, THEY WERE WITHIN THE LAW and proved it in COURT... Perhaps ADMITTING that the STATE, UH, and those that were VIOLATING THE LAW would be more appropriate.  #WeAreMaunaKea #FollowTheLaw #NoTmT