Theranos whistleblower says You Can See Everything 'chose to ignore the truth'
By Fuzzy Mushroom · Published
Tyler Shultz, who worked with Elizabeth Holmes at Theranos and helped expose it, told the Los Angeles Times that Nathan Fielder's documentary You Can See Everything leaves out crucial context and that Holmes is "still lying". On Meghan McCain's Citizen McCain podcast he went further, saying "to make an interesting film, they chose to ignore the truth", and that he worries viewers will leave thinking she was wrongly jailed. A24 and Fielder haven't responded to his comments.
Should a documentary about a convicted fraudster let her tell it her way?
How solid is this story?
Spore Score for the story: 81 (Rock solid). Status: Confirmed. On the record: Tyler Shultz, on the record to the Los Angeles Times and on Citizen McCain.
Coming up
- You Can See Everything is out 20 November 2026.
Sources
- Los Angeles Times: 'You Can See Everything': Theranos whistleblower says Elizabeth Holmes is 'still lying' (20 October 2026)
- TheWrap: Elizabeth Holmes Whistleblower Says Nathan Fielder 'Chose to Ignore the Truth' to Make a Better Movie (24 October 2026)
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