SH0CKING DISCOVERY: Police investigate after an Ok...

SH0CKING DISCOVERY: Police investigate after an Oklahoma-based airline flight attendant is found d3ad in Hawaii — the real cause is more horrifying than anyone expected

Police launched an unattended death investigation into Jenny Lupton’s fall from the 24th floor of the Hilton Hawaiian Village

An Oklahoma-based Southwest Airlines flight attendant was found dead outside her hotel in Hawaii.

A spokesperson for the Honolulu Police Department told Fox News Digital that an unattended death investigation was launched for 50-year-old Jenny Lupton, whose family says fell off the 24th floor of her hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii.

According to News9, Lupton’s family was told by the Honolulu Department of the Medical Examiner that she fell from her balcony off the 24th floor, as she was staying at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki.

Jenny Lupton smiles while seated in an airplane cockpit, resting her feet on the flight deck console.

Jenny Lupton, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant from Moore, Oklahoma, was found dead during a layover in Waikiki. She spent 29 years with the airline. (Jenny Lupton/Facebook)

Tresa Lupton, Jenny’s sister, said the flight attendant went out with her co-workers.

“She just went out with one of her flight attendant friends, and they danced and had a good time,” said Tresa Lupton. “She had gotten a tattoo while she was there.”

Jenny Lupton smiles for a selfie outdoors on a sunny day, wearing sunglasses and a lanyard.

Jenny Lupton, 50, adored her 15-year-old son and was remembered by family as full of life. (Jenny Lupton/Facebook)

Tresa Lupton said her sister was in Hawaii due to work and planned to stay for a few days before returning to Oklahoma.

According to Lupton’s family, hotel security told them that police are reviewing over 70 cameras that were in the area. Police aren’t sure if anyone witnessed the fall.

Southwest Airlines flight flying in the air.

A Southwest Airlines 737 comes in for landing at Portland International Airport on Feb. 9, 2026. (iStock)

Tresa Lupton said she’s traveling to Hawaii to search for her sister, saying “the timeline doesn’t make sense, and we are afraid that maybe there was foul play.”

The Honolulu Police Department said it won’t be releasing more information until its investigation is complete.

Fox News Digital has reached out to Southwest Airlines and Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki.

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