They just suffered a sudden death, that's all
They just suffered a sudden death, that's all
Arms united meme.
Left arm: The Boeing Corporation
Right Arm: The Kremlin
Both arms clasping: Very obviously murdering someone and calling it a suicide
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Wtf happened at Boeing
Edit: aha, it is about this stuff https://www.bbc.com/news/business-68534703
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Thats some real dystopian shit. Who in their right might would believe he killed himself?
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The article above does not mention a cause of death
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It said the 62-year-old had died from a "self-inflicted" wound on 9 March and police were investigating.
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Some hard-working quote marks there.
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Indeed
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Oof... Big miss by me...thanks
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Man, wtf is going on.
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Realistically, probably just what it looks like. Guy is a decent human being, repeatedly tries to warn boeing of safety issues, gets ignored over and over, plane kills a bunch of people, guy kills himself because he feels responsible and those deaths weigh on his mind.
We don't know it was self inflicted, and I'd argue its still murder either way, but until more details are released there's no need to put his family through even more grief by spinning out conspiracy theories around his death.
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Why the fuck would he off himself just before I can actually testify against Boeing?? If he hadn’t managed to get the case to court or even after he had testified then I could see it, but this timing is suspicious AF. He could have died naturally and it’s just super bad timing but ain’t no way he killed himself at this point in time.
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Also even if he was planning on committing suicide he probably wouldn't have done it in a hotel parking lot
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People will tend to look for logic and patterns in the most senseless and chaotic of actions. We have no idea if he suffered from depression, was bipolar, had debts, or some serious health issues. People feel more in control when they can attach some nefarious (read: controlled) cause.
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Oh! I thought this was that story about the pilot getting blamed the first time one of their planes nose dived into the ocean. Or was that a different company?
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