Jenny Lupton death: Southwest Airlines flight attendant's nephew reveals unusual circumstances, ‘Her bed was untouched’
In a conversation with HT.com, Jenny Lupton's nephew, Samuel, described her as a “very friendly person” who knew “exactly how to make anyone laugh or smile.”
Jenny Lupton, a 50-year-old Southwest Airlines flight attendant, was found dead in her hotel room at Waikiki on August 20. Hawaiian authorities stated that she died from an apparent fall, and the Honolulu Police Department is investigating. Jenny's nephew, Samuel Lupton, revealed that she was a friendly person who knew how to make others laugh and smile.
Samuel noted that Jenny had recently gotten a hibiscus tattoo and was looking forward to returning to Oklahoma to complete it with color. He also mentioned that Jenny had been dancing with a friend at local bars before her death. According to authorities, she fell from the 24th floor of a Honolulu hotel, and her phone was found on the balcony.
The family is hopeful for access to evidence like camera footage and key-card access devices. A GoFundMe has been set up to support Jenny's family during this difficult time.
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