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Elizabeth Holmes's new documentary may distract from Theranos fraud

A new documentary, "You Can See Everything," by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, offers a glimpse into Elizabeth Holmes's life just before her prison sentence. The film portrays Holmes in a new light, moving away from her former persona as a tech visionary and instead presenting her as an eccentric figure. Fortune suggests this portrayal might serve as a distraction from the significant investor fraud and conspiracy that led to her conviction and sentencing. AI

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Elizabeth Holmes's new documentary may distract from Theranos fraud

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Diane Brady ·

    Elizabeth Holmes puts on a new act in Nathan Fielder’s documentary. It’s a distraction from the real story

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