Lockitt nothing defamatory when you're telling the truth, the...

Lockitt nothing defamatory when you're telling the truth, the truth is those shares were dumped the day after he resigned which I'm pretty sure, someone correct me if I'm wrong is a violation of a ASX rules.
Think it's five days before you can do anything in relation to shares you held from the company you were formerly involved with.
At the very least it's grossly unethical or are you going to try to tell me the former MD who was also the geo in charge didn't have prior knowledge of information unavailable to shareholders and the public and then act upon that information.
Give me a break.
I know what's the truth and what's not and it will all eventually come out in the wash I would think, I just find it mind boggling that some on here are still insisting on defending the indefensible.
Or you tell me, how do you legitimately explain him dumping the stock the day following his resignation???
The answer you come up with should be a doozie
The germ deserves everything coming his way, as far I'm concerned he's no better than a slimey used car salesman that rips off little old ladies.
I wish him good luck getting a job anywhere else in the industry in the near future because he'll damn well need it.