Firm embroiled in Facebook scandal faces allegations of injury & death

As the Cambridge Analytica (CA) data hacking and fake news scandal unfolds, chilling stories about staff getting ‘hurt’ at the UK firm have emerged.

The Times reports that CA whistleblower, Christopher Wylie, who appeared before MPs to discuss the influence the company had in prolific political campaigns, revealed that people who work for the company are too scared to speak up out of fear.

He cited the death of his predecessor, Dan Mureşan, a former CA employee, who died under suspicious circumstances in 2012 after a “deal went sour.”

“My predecessor was found dead,” he said. “One of my other co-workers had a massive head injury and is missing part of his skull. People do get hurt at this firm.