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Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes pictured leaving federal court in 2023. | Jeff Chiu/AP
The documentary You Can See Everything, which follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes before she began serving a prison sentence for fraud in 2023, continues to make headlines.
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'Almost unrecognizable': Holmes falsely led investors and the public to believe Theranos could conduct thorough clinical analyses on tiny blood samples taken from a fingertip. Former employee and whistleblower Tyler Shultz, who helped expose the fraud, described being "pretty shocked" by her appearance in the new documentary, saying that Holmes seemed like a "broken woman." [CBS News]
Record-setting reviews: You Can See Everything took $15 million in one of the best-ever documentary debuts, and the response from critics has been laudatory. The film also holds a 9.4 IMDb rating, which, if sustained, would surpass The Shawshank Redemption as the site's highest-rated movie. Its success could shake up the Oscars race. [Variety]
What's next for Holmes?: Holmes is scheduled to move from federal prison to a Texas halfway house in August 2027, ahead of her projected release in 2030. She has previously asked President Trump to commute her prison sentence. [Axios]
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