> If this is proven to be a criminal act So who committed the crime? The exec who wanted to save money? Saving money is the prime directive. Why is it his fa

> If this is proven to be a criminal act So who committed the crime? The exec who wanted to save money? Saving money is the prime directive. Why is it his fault that he was given bad advice by his engineers about it? Did the engineers commit the crime? Does your computer software have no bugs in it? Arn't the testers and inspectors supposed to give the proper feedback? Did the testers and inspectors commit the crime? Well, some of those testers and inspectors worked for Boeing, some worked for the FAA--and some worked for the people who bought the airplanes. If there was a serious problem, surely some of them would have spoken up... Exactly who was the criminal? Who is guilty of "criminal neglect?"