(NewsNation) — A Theranos whistleblower believes Elizabeth Holmes cannot escape the reality of her actions despite the success of a new documentary.
A documentary about Holmes drew 2,000 sold-out shows in its limited release across the United States this week.
The documentary – called “You Can See Everything” – was released on 855 screens over the weekend, with sold-out shows for the nearly three-hour film, which focuses on Holmes’s life before she reported to prison in 2023.
It grossed an estimated $15 million over the weekend, according to Forbes, with an expanded release into more theaters expected next week.
Erika Cheung worked with Holmes at Theranos and was one of the key whistleblowers who helped revelations come to light. She spoke for the first time since the documentary came out to “CUOMO.”
“Even though people might want to play a revisionist, and she might want to play a revisionist history, it’s like we can’t deny the evidence and the truth of what really happened and why Theranos failed,” Cheung told NewsNation.
Holmes is currently in federal prison for lying to investors about the capabilities of her blood-testing technology. While working as the founder of Theranos, she claimed the company’s blood-testing technology could perform several diagnostic tests with only one drop of blood.
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