'If anything happens to me': Pfizer whistleblower says she's not suicidal, after Boeing whistleblower deaths

Following the demise of a second Boeing whistleblower last week, Melissa McAtee, who leaked information about pharma giant Pfizer, posted a video on X to say she is 'not suicidal' and emphasising that the government and Big Pharma are to blame for any harm that may come to her.

Joshua Dean, a Boeing whistleblower who warned of manufacturing flaws with the company's 737 Max, died last week, becoming the second whistleblower to die this year.

Melissa McAtee, a Pfizer employee, was highlighted by Project Veritas in 2021 for leaking emails from the company including claims about the use of cell lines obtained from human fetal tissues in mRNA vaccine lab testing.

"I am a Pfizer whistleblower, the only one actually employed as a long-term Pfizer employee. I am tired. I am tired of feeling like an imposter. I am tired of feeling like I have no hope. I am tired of fighting, debating, posting, researching. But I am not suicidal. I have a story that could help change the narrative. The world is not receiving a trustworthy product," she wrote on X along with a video on Wednesday (May 8).

Despite claims to the contrary, McAtee and Project Veritas showed an email from Pfizer's senior director Vanessa Gelman downplaying the issue of aborted fetal cells in vaccines.

According to reports, Gelman wrote, "Not to mention the fetal cell lines" and "We should steer clear of the topic."

McAtee has voiced concerns regarding the components of vaccines and their possible connections with injuries and deaths.

McAtee assured viewers in the video that she is not suicidal and has a wonderful family life. "Hi to all of you. My name is Melissa McAtee, also known as Melissa Strickler. I am the Pfizer whistleblower that was in manufacturing quality for about five years at Pfizer, but employed total for about ten years," she said.

"I just wanted to put a video of my face out there with my voice stating I am not suicidal. Me and my husband have a happy, healthy marriage. I love my son. I love my family," she added.

McAtee continued, "We have no family little disputes. Nobody with mental health issues. I've had no work done on my home, no work done on my car. If anything happens to me, it is big pharma, big tech, big gov. Nothing is done by myself or my family, my husband, anybody that we know. Just wanted to put that out there. Thank you."

Some could write off McAtee's worries as paranoia, but others brought up other instances involving whistleblowers.

"I refuse to live in fear. But I also want the world to know what happened to me if anything were to," she wrote on X.