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andel posted...

sometimes it's actually just suicide but it should be investigated thoroughly for sure. multi national weapons/aircraft companies are notoriously heavy handed and evil at times and this guy could have cost them billions in stock prices

comments like this are why articles like this are good

It is worth noting here that Swampys former co-workers universally refuse to believe that their old colleague killed himself. One former co-worker who was terrified of speaking publicly went out of their way to tell me that they werent suicidal. If I show up dead anytime soon, even if its a car accident or something, Im a safe driver, please be on the lookout for foul play. Swampys wife Diane, who worked at Boeing for 28 years, died of brain cancer at age 60 in late 2022.

Discussing Swampys death and the whistleblower lawsuit he left behind, the longtime former Boeing executive told me, I dont think one can be cynical enough when it comes to these guys. Did that mean he thought Boeing assassinated Swampy? Its a top-secret military contractor, remember; there are spies everywhere, he replied. More importantly, he added, there is a principle in American law that there is no such thing as an accidental death during the commission of a felony. Lets say you rob a bank and while traveling at high speed in the getaway you run down a pedestrian and kill them. Thats second-degree murder at the very least.