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Yea... SO if you really feel this way you say this to every reporter you see. You write it down and give it to your lawyer. Your wife. Your kids. You put copie

Yea... SO if you really feel this way you say this to every reporter you see. You write it down and give it to your lawyer. Your wife. Your kids. You put copies in the safety deposit box. You give notarized copies to every 3rd homeless person you meet. You don't just tell one friend.

mort96 3y ago
I mean he could just not have expected to be murdered? If you're a whistleblower and truly expect there to be a high chance you get suicided, sure, you tell as many people as possible, but if it's not something you think is likely to happen, just telling one friend seems reasonable.
pindab0ter 3y ago
This is the rational thing to do, yes. I'm not sure I would've thought of getting that notarised myself.
politelemon 3y ago
This is a poor take. People don't find themselves in this situation normally and we should not be expecting them to have TV-murder-mystery style hypervigilance.
- zer00eyz 3y ago
  >> TV-murder-mystery style hypervigilance. The tv-murder-mystery plot where Boeing killed him and he told ONE friend is much more likely? Anxiety, PTSD, and a hand gun. This is a recipe for a suicide attempt that succeeds from a purely statistical point of view.
  - lukan 3y ago
    Most people do not like to be drama queens, that might also be a possible reason, he did not shouted it out to the world. Also, it is of course possible, to plan suicide and still tell people it won't be suicide. We all lack the details here. But since Boeing is involved with military and intelligence work who do not like traitors(whistleblowers) in general and have the expertise in covert murder, I think murder is a valid theory that should be really investigated by a neutral agency.
  - tarsinge 3y ago
    But murders do exist and happen everyday. What makes it ridiculous here? People take the bad decision of killing another one for way less than that everyday.
steve_adams_86 3y ago
It depends a lot upon how certain he was of the risk. He might have said it to a friend as an expression of anxiety or fear, not recognizing how pressing the threat really was. A lingering worry might not motivate someone to be diligent about a post-assassination alibi.
asah 3y ago
Also, you record your testimony.
reedf1 3y ago
I would think that you are implicitly stating your want to live by the fact you are alive. Also - would all that really move the needle? Surely the only way is 24/7 surveillance. Even then I'm sure there are remote methods of execution that seem natural...
- whimsicalism 3y ago
  so all suicides are murders?
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  - iwontberude 3y ago
    I think they are stating that unless explicit proof leads you to conclude it could have only been suicide, you should implicitly expect it to be murder. I’m not sure that is correct either.

mort96 3y ago

I mean he could just not have expected to be murdered? If you're a whistleblower and truly expect there to be a high chance you get suicided, sure, you tell as many people as possible, but if it's not something you think is likely to happen, just telling one friend seems reasonable.

pindab0ter 3y ago

This is the rational thing to do, yes. I'm not sure I would've thought of getting that notarised myself.

politelemon 3y ago

This is a poor take. People don't find themselves in this situation normally and we should not be expecting them to have TV-murder-mystery style hypervigilance.

zer00eyz 3y ago
>> TV-murder-mystery style hypervigilance. The tv-murder-mystery plot where Boeing killed him and he told ONE friend is much more likely? Anxiety, PTSD, and a hand gun. This is a recipe for a suicide attempt that succeeds from a purely statistical point of view.
- lukan 3y ago
  Most people do not like to be drama queens, that might also be a possible reason, he did not shouted it out to the world. Also, it is of course possible, to plan suicide and still tell people it won't be suicide. We all lack the details here. But since Boeing is involved with military and intelligence work who do not like traitors(whistleblowers) in general and have the expertise in covert murder, I think murder is a valid theory that should be really investigated by a neutral agency.
- tarsinge 3y ago
  But murders do exist and happen everyday. What makes it ridiculous here? People take the bad decision of killing another one for way less than that everyday.

steve_adams_86 3y ago

It depends a lot upon how certain he was of the risk. He might have said it to a friend as an expression of anxiety or fear, not recognizing how pressing the threat really was. A lingering worry might not motivate someone to be diligent about a post-assassination alibi.

asah 3y ago

Also, you record your testimony.

reedf1 3y ago

I would think that you are implicitly stating your want to live by the fact you are alive. Also - would all that really move the needle? Surely the only way is 24/7 surveillance. Even then I'm sure there are remote methods of execution that seem natural...

whimsicalism 3y ago
so all suicides are murders?
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- iwontberude 3y ago
  I think they are stating that unless explicit proof leads you to conclude it could have only been suicide, you should implicitly expect it to be murder. I’m not sure that is correct either.