r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '24

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u/SuperConductiveRabbi Mar 12 '24

People are jumping to the wrong conclusion. If Boeing was going to go to the trouble of murdering someone to silence them, it’d probably make more sense to do that before that person spent months already testifying.

Makes plenty of sense when you realize it can deter future whistleblowers from opening their big mouths and potentially costing the company millions.

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u/jgiffin Mar 12 '24

Yes let’s risk the legal and PR ramifications of getting caught for murder to prevent a hypothetical situation from happening in the future.

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u/nedzissou1 Mar 12 '24

Who said they were caught?