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At some point, another one apparently found two missing lug nuts on a wheel of his car, and texted his lawyer "if I die I am not suicidal".
by bonzini 2y ago
At some point, another one apparently found two missing lug nuts on a wheel of his car, and texted his lawyer "if I die I am not suicidal".
- eli 2y agoI doubt that happened.
- bovermyer 2y agoGot a source for that?
- jader201 2y agoNo reason to downvote someone for asking for a source (before one was given). A source is helpful context for claims like this, and the person that responded with one may not otherwise have had it not been questioned.
- sp332 2y agohttps://prospect.org/infrastructure/transportation/2024-04-30-whistleblower-laws-protect-lawbreakers/ https://prospect.org/infrastructure/transportation/2024-04-3... Inside the whistleblower’s text was a photo of a wheel missing two lug nuts.... “If anything happens,” they told me, not for the first time, “I’m not suicidal.”
- eli 2y agoAccording to a text from that unnamed (and not reported elsewhere?) whistleblower
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- lynndotpy 2y agoI don't know why you're being downvoted and questioned. This was widely reported last month when John Barnett was found dead from a gunshot wound in the head. AFAIK, (and don't quote me on this), only one source had said this. I don't think it's wildly conspiratorial to discuss this, even if the implication is "this might be a pattern of foul play". Even if both of these deaths are coincidences and within statistical reason, I imagine the perceived pattern must have a chilling effect on other would-be whistleblowers.
- bonzini 2y agoAgreed, hence my use of "apparently". Even if it's not substantiated further, the implications are much worse than those of someone dying of pneumonia (which may be bad luck).