Tyler Shultz said he was shocked by the former Theranos CEO’s appearance in You Can See Everything and accused her of misleading filmmaker Nathan Fielder
Elizabeth Holmes is almost unrecognizable to one of the whistleblowers who helped expose the Theranos scandal.
Tyler Shultz, a former employee of Holmes’ disgraced blood-testing company, said he was shocked by how different she seemed in the new documentary You Can See Everything, describing her as a far cry from the confident executive he once knew.
“The Elizabeth that I knew completely commanded a room, even if that room was full of secretary of state, secretary of defense, generals, senators,” Shultz said during an appearance on CBS Mornings on Monday, Oct. 19. “She could own a room. She had so much confidence.”
“And the woman that I saw on screen looked, frankly, like a broken woman. Almost unrecognizable,” he added.
But Shultz rejected Holmes’ continued insistence that she had done nothing wrong, accusing the former Theranos CEO of misleading filmmaker Nathan Fielder about the company’s blood-testing technology.
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