Because of social media and the internet, instances such as the one with Karen Silkwood are less likely to ever occur again. Silkwood was a member of the bargaining committee within her union. She testified before the Atomic Energy Commission that she had found serious violations among which were spills, leaks, faulty fuel rods and missing plutonium. On her way to meet a New York Times reporter, her car went off the road and she was killed. They found Quaaludes in her blood stream and the police decided she had fallen asleep at the wheel, despite the skid marks on the road and evidence indicating she had been rear-ended and all her documents were
Because of social media and the internet, instances such as the one with Karen Silkwood are less likely to ever occur again. Silkwood was a member of the bargaining committee within her union. She testified before the Atomic Energy Commission that she had found serious violations among which were spills, leaks, faulty fuel rods and missing plutonium. On her way to meet a New York Times reporter, her car went off the road and she was killed. They found Quaaludes in her blood stream and the police decided she had fallen asleep at the wheel, despite the skid marks on the road and evidence indicating she had been rear-ended and all her documents were