Stewardess Found Dead in Hotel Trash Bin
A 50-year-old Southwest Airlines stewardess, Jenny Lupton, was found dead in a trash bin at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu, Hawaii, on August 20. Authorities reported she fell from the 24th floor, but her family disputes the official account and is calling for a more thorough investigation.
Consensus
- A 50-year-old stewardess from Southwest Airlines named Jenny Lupton died in Honolulu, Hawaii.
- Her body was found in a trash bin at the Hilton Hawaiian Village hotel.
- The incident occurred on August 20.
- Authorities stated she fell from the 24th floor and landed in the trash bin.
- Her family is requesting a more thorough investigation into the circumstances of her death.
- Police are reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing hotel guests and staff.
- Lupton had a 15-year-old son in Oklahoma.
- The family believes the official explanation is suspicious.
Points of divergence
- The family was told she fell from a 24-story building and landed among trash. — vesti
- The nephew stated she had recently spoken with her mother about returning to Oklahoma and had gotten a tattoo. — vm
- A separate incident involving an unconscious woman falling from a window in Moscow is mentioned, but it is not linked to the Hawaii case. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Southwest Airlines flight attendant found dead in hotel trash bin — Вести
- Stewardess died under mysterious circumstances in Hawaii — Вечерняя Москва