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Flight Attendant’s Falling Death Ruled A Suicide, So Why Are Homicide Detectives Keeping Her Case “Open And Active”?

Flight Attendant’s Falling Death Ruled A Suicide, So Why Are Homicide Detectives Keeping Her Case “Open And Active”?

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Even though the Honolulu Medical Examiner has determined that Southwest Airlines attendant Jenny Lupton died by suicide after falling from her 24th floor balcony, the homicide division of the Honolulu police department continues to investigate her death. Lupton’s family has plenty of reasons to believe the 50-year-old mom would never take her own life, including her final text moments before her death to a friend: “What are we doing tomorrow?” Lupton’s family maintains the medical examiner acknowledged he’s open to changing his suicide finding if police present evidence supporting foul play.

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