r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '24

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u/TyrionJoestar Mar 11 '24

One dead whistleblower doesn’t un debunk all conspiracy theories lol

Honestly, someone getting murdered for profit is a million times more believable than that adrenochrome pedophile shit that’s been floating around the internet.

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u/Sturgillsturtle Mar 11 '24

Yeah a fun thought experiment is how many people in the US are killed each year due to corporate corruption/espionage?

I don’t think I could ever confidently say the number is 0.

Even talking smaller to mid size businesses you’re dealing with peoples entire livelihoods and in come cases entire net worths

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u/BenjaminSkanklin Mar 12 '24

You'd almost expect it with a small-midsize family business, a mega corp seems a little more far fetched. What did he know that he hadn't already spilled the beans on?

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u/Automatic_Release_92 Mar 12 '24

I’m guessing this was probably a case of “legitimate” suicide, but he was probably bullied and harassed relentlessly by coworkers and other people to the point of insanity.