Here's a 99-page shareholder presentation on why Yahoo needs to fire Marissa Mayer

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Marissa Mayer just gave birth to twins, but she's not getting a pass from Eric Jackson, a fund manager who just launched a big attack on her as Yahoo CEO.

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Jackson sent a 99-page presentation to Yahoo's board outlining his case for why Yahoo should drop Mayer as CEO and find new management.

His presentation is also a warning shot that Yahoo should not sell its core business right now.

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In Jackson's view, Yahoo's core business is undervalued after being poorly managed by Mayer. Selling today would mean selling it at a low point. He thinks that selling Yahoo today would only enrich some private equity people while current shareholders would miss out on upside.

As a result, Jackson isn't just taking on Mayer, he's also taking on Starboard, the hedge fund that's attacking

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Jackson's fund, SpringOwl, isn't a major shareholder in Yahoo. SpringOwl is only a $300 million fund. But his plan is to round up major shareholders to rally around his plan. He says several are already supportive.

We have the full presentation below.