It's no secret that Twitter founder and former CEO, Jack Dorsey, is pro with Elon Musk. However, Dorsey, who recently resigned from his position on Twitter's Board of Directors, was accused of being a traitor.
Jason Goldman, a former Twitter director who also gave birth to Twitter about a decade ago, thinks that Dorsey played back with Elon Musk without the knowledge of the other directors.
He believes that it was Dorsey who persuaded Elon Musk to just buy Twitter after previously Elon only bought a portion of the stake and did not join the board of directors.
In fact, according to him, Twitter Chairman Brett Taylor and CEO Parag Agrawal, had a deal with Elon to make him a director on the condition that they no longer buy more Twitter shares.
Elon himself admitted that it was Jack Dorsey who suggested that he make Twitter a private company. According to Goldman, it was proof that he was the one who asked Elon to buy all of Twitter's shares.
"To me, this is clearly a stab in the back by the Twitter founders when they had a deal and ended up stuck," Goldman said, quoted by the New York Post.
This Twitter purchase by Elon Musk is full of drama. Most recently, Twitter shareholders sued Elon Musk for the chaotic acquisition process that resulted in turbulent changes in the company's share price.
Investors say Musk saved $156 million by not disclosing that he bought more than 5% of Twitter on March 14.
Musk continued to buy shares after that, and finally revealed in early April that he owned 9.2% of the company, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in San Francisco federal court.