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According to the Seattle Times, Dean’s health deteriorated swiftly after he was admitted to the hospital with breathing difficulties. “He was intubated and developed pneumonia followed by a severe bacterial infection, MRSA,” his aunt Carol Parsons shared with the newspaper. Dean’s condition worsened quickly, necessitating his transfer to a hospital in Oklahoma City where he was placed on an ECMO machine to support his failing heart and lungs.
The severity of his condition escalated to the point where doctors considered amputating both his hands and feet. “It was brutal what he went through,” Parsons stated. “Heartbreaking.”
Spirit AeroSystems spokesperson Joe Buccino expressed his condolences, remarking, “Our thoughts are with Josh Dean’s family. This sudden loss is stunning news here and for his loved ones.”
Dean had been a vocal critic of what he perceived as serious misconduct within Spirit’s leadership concerning the manufacturing of the 737 MAX. His outspokenness led to his dismissal in April 2023, which he challenged through a Department of Labor complaint, alleging that his termination was an act of retaliation for his whistleblowing efforts. In a statement to NPR in February, Dean highlighted the intimidating tactics used against whistleblowers: “If you are too loud, we will silence you,” he claimed.
The concern surrounding these whistleblowers’ deaths is compounded by the circumstances surrounding the death of John Barnett, another former Boeing employee, who also died under mysterious conditions. The Charleston County Coroner’s Office initially suggested Barnett’s death was a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, yet this is still under active police investigation. Barnett, before his death, had confided in a friend that if anything were to happen to him, it would not be by his own hand.
As reported by The Gateway Pundit, Barnett was found deceased in his car in a hotel parking lot, with a self-inflicted gunshot wound appearing to be the cause. Despite the discovery of a suicide note, Barnett’s legal representatives are pushing for a thorough investigation, doubting the suicide narrative. According to the Daily Mail, a silver handgun was found in his hand, raising further questions.
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“The fact that John was actively engaged in a deposition in his whistleblower case and seemed optimistic about the future casts serious doubts on the suicide theory,” stated Barnett’s lawyers, according to The New York Post. “He was looking forward to moving past this challenging phase of his life.”
These consecutive losses of prominent whistleblowers under such tragic and murky circumstances have left the aerospace community and beyond reeling, seeking answers amidst the shadows of doubt and mourning.
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