Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz says Elizabeth Holmes looks like "a broken woman" in documentary

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Tyler Shultz, a Theranos whistleblower, found Elizabeth Holmes' portrayal in the documentary 'You Can See Everything' shocking and almost unrecognizable.
Shultz stated that Holmes appeared as a 'broken woman' on screen, a stark contrast to the commanding presence he knew.
He accused Holmes of misleading documentary director Nathan Fielder by showing a different device than the one used at Theranos.
Holmes was convicted of defrauding investors, with Theranos' technology failing to perform as claimed.
The documentary captured Holmes in 2023, weeks before her 11-year prison sentence began, living with her partner and children.
Shultz, who worked as an intern at Theranos and later became an informant, had previously participated in the 2016 HBO documentary 'The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley.'

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