Theranos whistleblower calls Holmes "almost unrecognizable" in film
Summary
Tyler Shultz, a whistleblower from Theranos, said Elizabeth Holmes appeared very different in a new documentary than the confident person he knew. He also said the device shown in the film was not the real one used at Theranos and that Holmes misled the filmmakers.Key Facts
- Tyler Shultz worked at Theranos and helped expose the company's fraud.
- Shultz described Holmes as commanding and confident when he knew her, but in the film, she looked very different.
- The documentary showed a Theranos blood-testing device, but Shultz said it was not the real one used at the company.
- Holmes was convicted in 2022 for defrauding investors about Theranos' blood testing technology.
- Theranos claimed to analyze blood with small finger-prick samples but could not deliver accurate results.
- Holmes never admitted wrongdoing and remains firm in her stance in the documentary.
- Shultz’s grandfather was on Theranos’ board; Shultz left Theranos in 2014 and became a key informant in investigations.
- The documentary "You Can See Everything" earned $15 million in its opening weekend, one of the biggest for documentaries.
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