Second Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean dies suddenly from severe infection



A Boeing whistleblower who raised concerns about one of the carrier’s suppliers ignoring production defects died suddenly on Tuesday — just two months after another employee who sounded the alarm about the embattled company died by suicide.

Joshua Dean, 45, a former quality auditor at Spirit AeroSystems, died Tuesday morning from a fast-growing infection, the Seattle Times reported.

Dean, of Wichita, Kan., had reportedly been in good health until about two weeks ago, when he was admitted to the hospital, the outlet reported.

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37 thoughts on “Second Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean dies suddenly from severe infection”

  1. I think it is the lawyer. Both boeing employees had the same lawyer and now both of them are gone. No way that is a coincidence. Who has better access than brian knowels aka the lawyer for both? Its not far fetched to think that someone would do this cause people hire others to off people all the time. At this point the police need to dig hard.

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  2. Impossible to prove. The perfect crime. MRSA is sometimes contracted in hospitals, it's not a red flag like a gunshot and it's not obvious like poison would be. Easy to infect. Only takes a bit. Brutal infection, they were about to cut his hands and feet off to try and save him. It's a message to any future would-be-whistle blowers, we all know it, and we all know nothing will come from his killing. Nothing happened when the last one who shot himself. 2 months ago, most everyone has forgotten about the last one to blow the whistle on Boeing.

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  3. He wasn't FOUND dead. He died after weeks in a hospital of an infection. You can find that suspicious if you want, but don't hyper-sensationalize the headline like it was a traffic accident or a drive-by shooting. Bad journalism.

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  4. Everyone, even politicians and fellow aviation companies, need to stop being afraid of backlash and say what's 100% happening here. There's foul play happening, on Boeing's part. Too big to fail? No such thing.

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  5. Ed und die Zeit vergeht nicht mehr so viel zu tun und die Arbeit mit den Ferien und ich bin auch nicht mehr so viel Zeit in der Woche zu den Ferien und ich bin auch nicht mehr so viel Zeit in der Woche zu den Ferien und ich bin auch nicht mehr so viel Zeit in den Ferien

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