Rare for an investor to put money into a company with the expectation of replacing the CEO. The speculation you propose is extra unjustified given that there wa

Rare for an investor to put money into a company with the expectation of replacing the CEO. The speculation you propose is extra unjustified given that there was no change in control with this investment. I know it's popular for HN to take the side of a persecuted CEO but in this case there's no evidence, or even pattern matching, to support this perspective.