On Saturday, John Barnett, a former employee of Boeing who turned whistleblower, was found dead in his truck in Charleston. After 32 years with Boeing, the 62-year-old quit in 2017, but not before speaking up about the company’s safety violations and misconduct. His passing happened not long before planned court appearances in connection with a lawsuit against Boeing.
Barnett leveled severe charges against Boeing, claiming defective oxygen systems and the willful use of inferior parts. He emphasized startling data that suggested up to one in four breathing masks would malfunction in an emergency. His interview brought to light serious issues with Boeing’s quality control and safety procedures, especially with regard to the manufacturing and inspection of the 737 and 787 aircraft types.
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After a terrifying turn of events, Barnett was found dead from a wound that the authorities believed to have been “self-inflicted”. His unexpected passing has spurred conjecture and concerns over the circumstances and timing of it. Barnett had been actively involved in the current case against Boeing just a few days earlier, sharing concerns and offering evidence in an interview with TMZ.
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