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> Maybe he wanted to cast suspicion on Boeing

What he already disclosed has done far more harm than that.

And what he could have said would certainly cause even more harm than his silence.

I second that

Oh yes, it's ridiculously unlikely. Just the point is there are lots of ways for the timing to be not a coincidence, yet the death still a suicide.

> Maybe he wanted to cast suspicion on Boeing.

Ridiculous. Although I agree there's more than one possible, highly disturbing explanation for this.

suicidal people are, be definition, crazy. It's impossible to put yourself in their shoes. When the switch flips, suicide just seems like the logical solution and is very matter-of-fact. It's impossible to really understand what's going on in a suicidal person's mind at the time.

/have some experience here a couple decades back

>Maybe he wanted to cast suspicion on Boeing

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It's every bit as suspicious as Epstein's death or all those people connected to Putin who mysteriously fall out of windows.