Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz says Elizabeth Holmes looks like "a broken woman" in documentary
Former Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz criticized a new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, describing her as a 'broken woman' and accusing her of misleading the filmmakers. Shultz claims Holmes presented a fake device to the directors that did not reflect the actual technology used at Theranos.
Why it matters
The ongoing public discourse surrounding the Theranos scandal continues to raise questions about corporate accountability and the ethics of media portrayals of convicted fraudsters.
Tyler Shultz, a former Theranos employee and one of the whistleblowers credited with exposing Elizabeth Holmes' now-infamous biotech company as a fraud, said he "was pretty shocked" by the version of Holmes he saw onscreen in the new documentary "You Can See Everything." "The Elizabeth that I knew completely commanded a room, even if that room was full of secretaries of state, secretaries of defense, generals, senators. She would own a room," Shultz said Monday on "CBS Mornings."
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