re: So are we going to talk about how Boeing just suicided their whistleblower?

Playing devil's advocate here. Is there evidence of his claims? There's a lot of crossover between "whistleblower" and "bitter former employee"

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After retiring, he embarked on a long-running legal action against the company.

He accused it of denigrating his character and hampering his career because of the issues he pointed out - charges rejected by Boeing.

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Not saying he's wrong. And yes I see the quote about

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It established that the location of at least 53 "non-conforming" parts in the factory was unknown, and that they were considered lost. Boeing was ordered to take remedial action.

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But what are the parts? I've worked in manufacturing for decades - shite gets dinged all the time in evaluations for any number of reasons. Hell he could be right. But IMO the term whistleblower gets thrown around far too generously these days. This reads like lonely old man got in over his head complaining about his employer - of 32 years - and likely had gone off the deep end
ymmv