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Honolulu, Hawaii
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors — approximate location, not a photo of the site
Fireballs of light have been reported popping up behind boulders here, along with the silhouette of a boy hanging from a tree by his neck. A local newspaper investigation found the story to be an urban legend with no first-person accounts behind it, and some who've seen the fireballs believe they're actually part of the Night Marchers legend rather than a separate haunting.
Morgan's Corner is tied to the Old Pali Road near Nu'uanu, an abandoned road now closed to cars. The exact spot could not be confirmed, so please do not go looking for it on private land.
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