A Theranos whistleblower, Tyler Shultz, reacts to the newly released documentary “You Can See Everything,” saying the Elizabeth Holmes shown in the film is “almost unrecognizable” and that he has difficulty recognizing the version of her portrayed onscreen. He also says the device Holmes highlights in the documentary is not the one used on patients.
The outlets frame these reactions in different ways. Fortune emphasizes Shultz’s view that the film lets Holmes “shape her own story.” STAT News, in an opinion piece written by Shultz, argues the documentary continues to present misleading information and calls out how viewers are directed toward certain scenes. CBS News focuses on Shultz’s surprise at the documentary’s portrayal of Holmes, highlighting his personal reaction rather than a broader critique.
Across coverage, all sources agree that Shultz is critical of the documentary’s depiction of both Holmes and the technology it presents, though they vary in tone and emphasis.
