The final text of Jenny Lupton, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant who tragically passed away during a layover in Hawaii, has come to light.
Authorities are investigating the deadth of flight attendant, who reportedly died after falling from the balcony of the 24th floor of her hotel room in Waikiki.
Speaking with CBS affiliate KWTV, Jenny's niece Hannah shared that she has spoken with people who saw her aunt the night before she passed away from the fatal fall.
Jenny Lupton's final text before her death in Hawaii
Friends, fellow flight attendants, and a tattoo artist who worked with the 50-year-old shared with Hannah that Jenny was happy and having a good time before her death.
"She was even texting one of the other flight attendants asking, 'What are we doing tomorrow?'" Hannah told KWTV. "And that was her last text."
Hannah shared that her aunt was known for being a doting mom to her 15-year-old son and was a social butterfly wherever she went.
She recalled that Lupton would often chat with passengers on all her flights and would even lead an entire cabin in song.
About Jenny Lupton's tragic death
On August 20, Jenny was found dead at a hotel in Waikiki, and Hawaiian authorities informed her family that she died from an apparent fall.
The Honolulu Police Department's investigation has been underway, while a local medical examiner said her official cause and manner of death have yet to be determined, noting that a final determination could take several months.
Jenny Lupton's family refused to accept that the flight attendant died by suicide and has called for further investigation.
They are also looking to go to Hawaii to bring her back home.
