The thing is, they can't hold anything back.
There is no NDA, at all.
Read through the 6th monitor's report, and specifically the pages and pages of IP that were sold in the liquidation. The employees are all gone. Really.
The low price? The marketing and bidding were very well documented and monitored by the secured creditors who had the most at stake, way more than the shareholders. The transaction was approved and closed at $4.34M for the assets, and without objection from those creditors. There's nothing else coming, and in bankruptcy, people/companies/creditors do get screwed when liquidations happen.
All the fairy tales about this company being anything other than an out of business, empty, debt ridden shell are false.
