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Family speaks out after death of Southwest flight attendant in Hawaii
SFGATE • • business
Key Points:
- Southwest Airlines flight attendant Jenny Lupton was found dead at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki on August 20, but her family in Oklahoma was not contacted by the Honolulu Police Department until four days later, prompting concerns about communication delays.
- The family disputes public speculation that Jenny's death was a suicide, emphasizing that she was not suicidal based on recent conversations and expressing concerns about possible foul play or an accident.
- Honolulu Police Department has opened an unattended death investigation and is actively working with the family, stating no conclusions have been made about the manner of death and that a thorough investigation is underway.
- Jenny Lupton was described by her family as a vibrant person who loved life, family, and her career as a flight attendant for 29 years, with Hawaii being her favorite travel destination.
- The family is awaiting further information from the investigation and has sought assistance from the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office to ensure a proper inquiry into Jenny’s death.
