Another person who reported violations of laws in the production of "Boeing" planes in the United States has died mysteriously.

Axar.az reports that "Seattle Times" newspaper published information about this.

Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor, reportedly died of an "unexpected and rapidly spreading infection":

"45-year-old Dean lived a healthy lifestyle and did not complain about anything. A year ago, he spoke in court about how negligent Boeing was in the safety of the 737 MAX model. According to him, errors in production are the cause of a number of plane accidents. "A few days before the start of the new court hearings, he felt sick and went to the hospital, but the doctors could not save his life."

It should be noted that John Barnett, another person who spoke in court cases against Boeing, committed suicide a month ago. At the time, Barnett was testifying in court cases related to Boeing's quality problems. Police are still investigating the cause of her death.

In both cases, relatives of the victims claim that they were completely healthy and behaving normally in the days before their sudden deaths.