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I don't know about the game theory of the whole thing. If a group does want to murder a whistleblower, they presumably want to do it for two reasons: - To pre
by el_nahual 3y ago
I don't know about the game theory of the whole thing.
If a group does want to murder a whistleblower, they presumably want to do it for two reasons:
- To prevent them from testifying further
- To scare other potential whistleblowers into not testifying
A public statement of "if something happens to me it wasn't suicide!" is certainly not evidence enough. But it's a strong hint...which is actually the most favorable outcome to the murdering org, since it maximizes the chilling effect of the murder.
- dylan604 3y agoIt could also just be a ploy to get that life insurance payout when there's a suicide clause. It can be gamed from many directions