Kei Iki Beach on Oahu’s North Shore “has a long history of knocking people down, pulling them out, and for people to become victims of the dangerous conditions down there.”

Two people are dead and another is in the hospital after ‘giant wave’ swept beachgoers away from Hawaii shore - “This giant wave came over and their loved one is gone,”

Two beachgoers drowned Monday after a large wave swept them and a third person into the ocean off the coast of Oahu.

A sneaker wave at Ke Iki Beach in Honolulu swept up three visitors, killing a man from California and a woman from Oklahoma.

Two beachgoers passed away on Monday after a large wave swept them into the ocean off the coast of Hawaii. Bryan C. Kunic, 63, of Hollister, California and Laura Sue Jett, 72, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma were at Ke Iki Beach in Oahu's North Shore area.

Two people have died, including an Oklahoma mom whose daughter was hospitalized after all three were swept out to sea while visiting Hawaii.

Two people are dead and a third was hospitalized after powerful surf swept three tourists into the ocean this week at a popular beach in Hawaii known for its powerful swells. The incident occurred just after 8 a.