Safety inspector’s death remains suspicious
Two weeks ago, I wrote about John Barnett, 62, the Louisiana resident who “committed suicide” hours before completing a legal deposition testifying against his former employer, Boeing. Before boarding the plane for court in Charleston, South Carolina, Barnett told friends and family, “If you hear I committed suicide, I didn’t.”
If you hear I committed suicide, I didn’t
Retired safety manager John Barnett was to answer questions Saturday as part of a deposition related to a legal dispute with his former employer, Boeing, related to safety concerns he had raised. He never made it to court. The week before his death, Barnette told friends and family, “If you hear I committed suicide, I didn’t.”
Bipartisan Bill to help police close unsolved crimes
This matter is too necessary and long overdue. Our politicians need to stop playing political games with people’s lives and make this happen. As another John Kennedy once said, “Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer.”
‘Jack the Ripper’ suspect jailed in New Orleans
Scotland Yard identified several key suspects in the infamous White Chapel murders of 1888. Today, few recall that the only American suspected of being “Jack the Ripper” was jailed in New Orleans before moving to London.