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ATM business owner dies in moped crash
October 7, 2008
Honolulu Advertiser: DeWayne McKinney, who made millions in Hawaii after spending nearly two decades in a California prison for a murder he didn't commit, died early yesterday in Kaimuki in a moped accident. McKinney's prison-to-paradise story drew national attention. He arrived in Hawaii in 2001 and started his Island ATM business with the $1.7 million settlement he got from the Orange County Police Department. At the time of his death, McKinney owned 42 ATMs on three islands and had a net worth of more than $6 million.
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