Whistleblowing is often a point of controversy, especially in media and the justice system. Whistleblowing often effects everyone involved radically, whether it is the whistleblower's life or the business/corporation. A whistleblower's main objective is to make illegal/unethical doings public and potentially put a stop to what they are doing. Sometimes, whistleblowing can be overall beneficial to the public but, can overall be negative for the company and other employees. The whistleblower must have substantial and reasonable evidence for what they are saying and accusing the company or business of. While whistleblowing may be beneficial for the community, according to R.Smith and AJ. Brown, they state "Those whistleblowers who do pursue a further investigation do not usually achieve a better outcome". One of the more Prominent cases of Whistleblowing was earlier this year. The whistleblowing case involved the aviation company named "Boeing" and a whistleblower named John Barnetthow can i response above thread in just 2-5 sntences