[kremi]

It’d be hard to draw any conclusion. A whistleblower must be under extreme stress and pressure which in itself in some way or other will increase the risk of death — so that has to be taken account before saying the plausible cause for the excess deaths is assassination.

[ethbr1]

If whistleblowers are committing suicide at abnormal rates, then maybe we should provide them with more mental health support as a public good.

Publicly making claims and being named as a potential witness in a court case seems a clear line.

F.ex. the resources listed on the US House's Whistleblower Ombuds page: https://whistleblower.house.gov/whistleblower-support-organi...

[draugadrotten]

Let's start with keeping the whistleblowers alive and we have more time to figure out the cause and effect later.

[chollida1]

Are you suggesting we put them all under suicide watch? How would we keep these people from killing themselves otherwise?

This guy had plenty of money for a therapist to help with his mental health issues.

What more do you think we could we do for them?

[s1artibartfast]

How? do we lock them up?

[Bluestein]

Point.-