Medical examiner rules Southwest flight attendant Jenny Lupton’s death a suicide
The Honolulu medical examiner has ruled that Southwest Airlines flight attendant Jenny Lupton died by suicide after falling from a hotel in Waikiki. The finding gives an official account of the 50-year-old’s death, while police say their investigation remains active.
Lupton, who lived in Oklahoma, was staying at the Hilton Hawaiian Village during a layover when her body was found near the resort’s dumpsters on 20 August. Her family had questioned whether her death was intentional and called for a thorough investigation; police said detectives interviewed people, reviewed surveillance footage and examined evidence. Lupton had worked for Southwest for 23 years and was the mother of a 15-year-old son.
- Medical examiner ruled Jenny Lupton’s death a suicide.
- Police say the investigation is still active.
- Lupton was a Southwest flight attendant and mother.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Southwest flight attendant, 50, who plummeted 24 floors from Hawaii hotel died by suicide, medical examiner says”.