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After the release of “You Can See Everything,” the Nathan Fielder-directed documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz said it was “completely untrue” that the company’s founder did nothing wrong.
“She knows that she was lying because she created this whole web of lies that you would not have needed to create if you actually believed the lies,” Shultz said on Monday’s episode of “CBS Mornings.”
In “You Can See Everything,” Fielder and his crew spend 30 days with Holmes and her husband right before she heads to prison for wire fraud and defrauding investors in her tech company, Theranos.
Shultz, who worked at Theranos and was one of the main sources in John Carreyrou’s 2015 Wall Street Journal article exposing the company for not being what it seemed, also said he was “pretty shocked” at how Holmes looked in the documentary. The Holmes he knew “completely commanded a room,” he said, while the woman in the documentary “looked like a broken woman.”
In the movie, Holmes shows Fielder the machine that she claimed could run hundreds of tests with just a drop of blood. Shultz said the machine Holmes showed was not the device that he worked on.
“That was not the device that we hid from regulators,” Shultz said. “That was not the device that failed quality controls. That was not the device that we used to knowingly give patients incorrect medical information. And she completely misled [Fielder] down this completely different rabbit...
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