Why do whistleblowers always do this?

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Wait, did the second whistleblower die as well? Did Agent 747 get him, too?
- UNNOTICED ACCIDENT KILL NO WITNESSES
  
  SASO even
- Pfffff
"If anything happens, it's not suicide."
- A guy who committed suicide had advanced knowledge of his own death? Inconceivable!
I mean, he died of a respiratory infection.
- What a lucky coincidence for Boeing.
  
  Sure, but it is coincidence.
  
  If there was a way to give someone pneumonia that was guaranteed to develop into a more serious infection just about every spy agency would be bumping people off left, right, and center with it.
- Sudden-onset MRSA. Happens all the time to healthy, fit individuals.
  
  It wasn't sudden. He got pneumonia, which developed into MRSA over two weeks in the ICU.
I mean, as bad as this looks for Boeing, I don't think they're competent enough to pull off a successful assassination.
- They probably would have left a trail of nuts and bolts behind them. We'd find them pretty quickly.
We can call them just BONK for they aren't as good at building planes anymore as they are at hunting whistleblowers. This case's probably not on them since it's too unpredictable, but the last one was very suspicious.

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