Larry Lee Hillblom (May 12, 1943 – May 21, 1995) was an American businessman and, alongside Adrian Dalsey and Robert Lynn, co-founded the shipping company DHL.

After his disappearance in 1995, his estate paid $360 million to four impoverished children whom he had fathered as a result of "sex safari" trips in Southeast Asian countries, where he reportedly raped prepubescent girls and teenaged virgins.

[3] In December 1969, Matson Navigation Co. introduced new container ships (Hawaiian Enterprise Class) into its Hawaii cargo service.

He did so by purchasing tickets for airline passengers who could take 350 pounds (160 kg)[citation needed] of accompanied baggage, and sending the Matson shipping documents with them.

In the 1980s he moved to Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) where he started several businesses and development projects in Hawaii, Vietnam, and the Philippines.

The sinks had been scrubbed with muriatic acid, and toothbrushes, combs, hairbrushes and clothes were found buried in the backyard, making them useless for DNA testing.

Lujan and co-counsel Israel then dispatched a team of investigators to compare the DNA of all the children suing for claim on Hillblom's estate.

Lujan and Israel surmised that since the girls were located in different countries, if the children shared certain DNA markers, the only logical conclusion would be that they would almost certainly have the same father.

[7] It was ultimately determined that a Vietnamese child, Lory Nguyen; Jellian Cuartero, 5 and Mercedita Feliciano, 4, of the Philippines; and Larry Hillbroom Jr., of Palau, were fathered by Hillblom.