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Ironically you're making an assumption, speculating, and maybe they do know that for a fact - but we just don't simply know why they'd know, or if it's true. Th
by loceng 3y ago
Ironically you're making an assumption, speculating, and maybe they do know that for a fact - but we just don't simply know why they'd know, or if it's true. The best you can say is we don't know for sure.
But considering the board initially fired him for being dishonest/lying in an ongoing fashion, and the board wouldn't do the firing without evidence they could back it up with, it's not so hard to extrapolate that a return would be conditional on a deeper investigation and "full" cooperation.
- keep_reading 3y ago> and the board wouldn't do the firing without evidence they could back it up with Where's the evidence then? Why did they reinstate him if they had such amazing evidence of wrongdoing?
- FireBeyond 3y agoI didn't think the board reinstated him. Or not that board. That board was completely replaced.