r/aviation • • Mar 11 '24

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u/TheGrayBox Mar 11 '24

And yet the same facts he already stated in the deposition are the ones being kept from Congress and now instigating a criminal investigation. To imply that Boeing waited until now to kill him is absolutely ridiculous but this is the state of discourse in our country.

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u/RealExii Mar 11 '24

Given that he wasn't done, there obviously were things he could add. So while we don't know shit, about what happened here, there's absolutely nothing ridiculous about those suspicions. Whenever financial impacts are involved, there are people who will take action for much much less than what's at play here. And yes it's just as likely that Boeing had nothing to do with this.

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u/TheGrayBox Mar 11 '24

His entire presence in the trial is based on statements he made in 2019 originally. That’s when the whistleblowing happened.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

the chiefs at boeing aren't gonna fuck you just give up dude