# Elizabeth Holmes accused of fake device in Theranos doc

> Theranos whistle-blower claims Elizabeth Holmes used fake device in You Can See Everything documentary.
- Title: Elizabeth Holmes accused of fake device in Theranos doc
- Summary: Theranos whistle-blower claims Elizabeth Holmes used fake device in You Can See Everything documentary. Tyler Schultz, a former Theranos scientist, accused…
- Keywords: elizabeth holmes, theranos, you can see everything, tyler schultz, whistle-blower, documentary, blood testing, fake device, nathan fielder, a24, imdb, letterboxd
- Source: LADbible — https://ladbible.com/entertainment/film/elizabeth-holmes-theranos-you-can-see-everything-561070-20261020
- Published: 2026-10-20T17:36:37.983+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: elizabeth holmes, theranos, you can see everything, tyler schultz, whistle-blower, documentary, blood testing, fake device, nathan fielder, a24, imdb, letterboxd
## Whistle-blower claims
Tyler Schultz, a former Theranos scientist, accused Elizabeth Holmes of using a fake device in You Can See Everything.

> When they do, they do so just enough to make sure there’s doubt in the audience’s mind about whether she was maybe telling the truth or not
## Holmes' Theranos background
Holmes was given a ten-year jail sentence after being convicted of fraud in Theranos, which peaked at $9 billion valuation.
## Theranos device issue
The Edison device did not work and was actively hidden from investors, failing quality controls.
## Schultz's criticism
Schultz said Holmes used a future version of the device, not the one that failed quality controls and misled patients.
## Documentary reception
You Can See Everything has a 9.4/10 on IMDb and 4.7 on Letterboxd but Schultz criticized it.
## Schultz's reaction
Schultz almost got out of his seat when Holmes showed the device in the documentary.
## Key takeaway

Tyler Schultz, a former Theranos scientist, accused Elizabeth Holmes of using a fake device in the documentary You Can See Everything, claiming it misrepresented Theranos' actual blood testing device.