The man put his life's work into building this company and...

The man put his life's work into building this company and likely had most of his families' wealth tied up in it. He passed away unexpectedly. Who knows what other financial commitments he or his family had. They have every right to sell the shares they inherited for any reason they choose. They could have sold them all as soon as the got them, they could have sold them all at $22, the could sell them all at $2. Its nobody's business what his family does with their shares. The only reason you know when they sell or buy again, is Glenn Molloy is acting as an executor of his Estate and is still a Director in the company. They are not beholden to shareholders to keep any shares and to scrutinize their choices on a internet forum is pretty despicable.