- Jenny Lupton, a 50-year-old flight attendant, was found dead on Aug. 20 near a contamination bin below her 24th-floor balcony at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki.
- The Honolulu Police Department opened an unattended death investigation on Aug. 20, which is ongoing.
- Southwest Airlines confirmed Lupton's death on Aug. 24 and stated it is engaged with local authorities regarding the investigation.
- Family members, including Tresa and Hannah Lupton, expressed doubts about the timeline of events and fear of foul play, planning to travel to Hawaii for answers.
- Lupton had traveled to Hawaii for work and was expected to stay for several days before returning to Oklahoma.
- Tresa Lupton mentioned that her sister had gone out with co-workers and had a good time, even getting a tattoo while in Hawaii.
- The family is concerned about the circumstances of her death, believing it may not have been a suicide and suspecting possible foul play.
- The office of Oklahoma Attorney General has been in contact with the Hawaii Attorney General to ensure a proper investigation into Lupton's death.
Jenny Lupton, a 50-year-old Southwest Airlines flight attendant, died during a layover in Hawaii, prompting an unattended death investigation by the Honolulu Police Department. Lupton's family reported that she fell from her 24th-floor hotel balcony at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki on August 20.123456
"The timeline doesn’t make sense, and we are afraid that maybe there was foul play," said her sister, Tresa Lupton, who is traveling to Hawaii to seek answers.78
The family has expressed doubts about the circumstances surrounding her death, with Hannah Lupton stating, "We are worried that there is possible foul play involved." They were informed by the Honolulu Department of the Medical Examiner that Jenny fell from her balcony and was found near a contamination bin.
"She had texted the family and told us how, once she got home, we were going to go get it colored in," Hannah added, emphasizing that her aunt was not suicidal and had plans for the future.
The Honolulu Police Department is reviewing over 70 surveillance cameras in the area and conducting interviews as part of their investigation. "This is a thorough investigation that will take time," the department stated, asking for patience from the public.
The office of Oklahoma Attorney General Gettner Drummond is also involved, ensuring a proper investigation into Lupton's death, as her family seeks closure and answers about this tragedy.913
“The Honolulu Police Department opened the unattended death investigation on Aug. 20, and family members say they were told she fell from her 24th-floor balcony at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Her sister Tresa is traveling to Hawaii, saying 'the timeline doesn't make sense' and fearing possible foul play.”
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