Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead Amid Safety Concerns Lawsuit

John Barnett, known for exposing safety issues at Boeing, was found dead in an apparent suicide, sparking calls for a thorough investigation.

Boeing whistleblower John Barnett, who raised safety concerns about the company's practices, was found dead in Charleston, South Carolina, with a gunshot wound deemed self-inflicted.
Barnett had been deposed over a lawsuit alleging Boeing retaliated against him for his complaints about quality lapses in the 787 Dreamliner's production.
The Charleston police are investigating the circumstances of Barnett's death, with his lawyers demanding a thorough investigation.
Barnett's concerns included a high failure rate in the emergency oxygen systems of the 787 Dreamliners and issues with defective parts and quality control.
Barnett's case had gained global attention, with his family and lawyers highlighting his dedication to safety and integrity in his fight against Boeing.