[4death4]

Two Boeing whistleblowers "committed suicide" within a few weeks of each other.

[esskay]

Didn't one of them also specifically tell a family member that if he dies it was Boeing?

[reducesuffering]

A self-described “family friend” said that the Boeing whistleblower (1 of 60?) said that. Also, as anyone who works with mental patients can attest to, “if I die, I didn’t commit suicide” is not anywhere close to as ironclad as it sounds on the surface… (I.e. 99% of those claims were false)

[lukan]

Not quite that, but something like it. It still does not proof it, though.

[dialup_sounds]

Contracting MRSA is considered suicide now?

[4death4]

I wasn't aware one died of a staph infection. The other officially died from suicide.

[hanniabu]

Which had many oddities surrounding it

[devwastaken]

"authorities will handle it" is a fallacy that is demonstrated to be wrong in practice. The theory of how societal functions operate is not at all how they're implemented - lack of evidence, corruption, and incompetence all contribute to there being little justice for anyone.

[bitcharmer]

Not sure if you're trolling or just very naive. Knowing and having proof are two different things.

Does Russian journalists and political activists falling out of windows en masse tell you anything? Or would you say they were all experiencing mental health issues because there is otherwise no proof they were murdered?

[pshirshov]

The media are all over it, you may check it, but law enforcement isn't.