Appearance in a lawsuit that was submitted against Boeing in the death of whistleblower

Charleston, SC (WCSC) – Court documents state that an agreement between Boeing and the family of a whistleblower who died in Charleston last year.

The von John Barnett family, who was 62 years old in March last year, filed a lawsuit against the MEGA aircraft manufacturer two months ago.

The Federal District judge Bruce Hendricks filed an order on Monday that both parties had been announced that the lawsuit had been settled and that the lawsuit was dismissed within 60 days after the agreement was concluded.

However, no details of the settlement were determined in the order, which both sides reached.

Barnett, who worked for Boeing for 32 years, submitted a whistleblower complaint and claimed security concerns at her Charleston facility. The Ministry of Labor of the United States worked through the discovery phase of its investigation and should begin with hearings on this complaint.

On March 9, 2024, he was found in his truck in front of the Holiday Inn on the Savannah Highway. The Coroner's Office of the Charleston County decided Barnett's death as a suicide.

Barnett's estate accused Boeing of having driven Barnett to his death after having suffered repeated retaliation measures, enemy work environment and bullying. In the lawsuit it was found that the constant bullying Barnet's post -traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, panic attacks and depression caused all of which led to his suicide.

“Boeing had threatened to break John and break him,” the lawsuit said.

On several occasions, Barnett reported the company with inferior parts and oxygen systems with serious problems. Barnett allegedly made alerted managers who did not take any measures to fix the problems, and Boeing refused to claim Barnett's claims loudly Reports.

In the 146-page lawsuit, specific examples of retaliation measures and humiliation barnet from Boeing are listed. Even when he left the company, Barnett feared that the problems he had complained about during work at Boeing had not been solved and one day would lead to a catastrophic event.

“His fears were soon realized,” said the lawsuit when Boeing Planes continued to misoccy it in recent years.

The lawsuit claimed that Barnett saw a psychiatric consultant a few days before March 4, 2024 in Charleston against Boeing. Barnett had tried to increase his fear medication when he reported ongoing nightmares with people on airplanes, according to documents.

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