Theranos: The Most Evil Business In The World (PART 2)

Welcome to Part 2 of The Theranos Mini-Series - the $9 Billion scam. This Theranos documentary looks at the INSANE story of Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes, including what Theranos did, and how Elizabeth got away with all her lies.

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In part 2, we cover the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, looking at why people bought into Elizabeth's lies, why she saw herself as the next Steve Jobs, and finally the Elizabeth Holmes trial & how Theranos came crashing down.

[X_Leonhart]

The fact that she was called innocent of putting lives at risk but guilty of defrauding investors is a big call of how twisted the judicial system is.

[far]

It’s devastating that she wasn’t charged for defrauding patients. I feel horrendous for all the patients and doctors that were lied to 😞

[MSTiekims]

I am a medical technologist. There was article someone found about her and hung it up in the lab - and everyone laughed and laughed. What she was proposing was not possible. There are too many methods to cram into a box. Some tests need serum. Some need plasma. Some need whole blood. Some need a special diluent. Some need incubation. The list goes on and on. Maybe some day the technology can be found to reduce a lot of chemistry testing to a drop, but adding hematology and coagulation tests would still need a larger sample. Lab tests are light years ahead of what they used to be, and I’m sure there are more advances to come. But I doubt we’ll ever see one box for all testing. And if anyone had taken two minutes to study that or listen to a medical professional, she NEVER would’ve had the chance to get this con off the ground.

[boxingjerapah]

She's an absolute disgrace. How is it even remotely possible that she's not guilty of putting people's lives at risk?

[postindierock]

This IS NOT an example of her tricking, this is an example of nepotism to the extreme. You got my back, I got yours, she was part of that small ultra-wealthy group of sociopaths who basically did as she pleased and was covered by others. Sadly, there is even more evil, and even worse sociopaths who go undetected while being even more powerful. She does, however, have super creepy eyes.

[Tragic]

Without question, you should have added the extremely important element that one of the wistle blowers, Tyler, was the grandson of the man who put her on the map with the most high priority investors and politicians. He was hands down her biggest supporter, and he even brought her in as a part of his family. She spent Chritmas and other holidays at his house on campus -- Tyler would often find her there when he would stop by to see his grandfather. Not to mention that when Tyler brought this to him several times, the grandfather always stood by Elizabeth, and he told Tyler that if he went public with his story, he would disown him. I believe that Tyler's grandfather ultimately passed away shortly after realizing and coming to terms with the fact that Tharanos was a scam. Tyler had finally reached out and had begun to make amends. He was going to see him for the first time in a long time, and before he could, he died.

Keeping all this in mind, I truly believe Tyler deserves much, much more recognition and praise. He thought he was destroying his family and couldn't sleep over it. His pursuit of what he felt was right pushed him to get the truth out, no matter the cost. Awesome dude and the silver lining in this story.

Love your docs, man. I have been binge watching for a few weeks -- however, I am very surprised this fact was overlooked.

[MofoNsh]

It's crazy how the person that steals $100 is treated much harsher than the person who steals a billion.

[YasFlowers]

If her father was ex VP of Enron then the saying “Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” really suits her 😂

[PrestenSPapel]

Why wasn’t she charged with endangering public health? I really don’t care about the investors - they could have consulted with an expert who could have easily confirmed that the machine was junk.

[MrShobar]

"When she got excited or drunk, her voice changed..." LOL.

[MovieEggman]

Elizabeth Holmes’ obsession over Steve Jobs is just like Kylo Ren’s obsession over Darth Vader.

[Ewcarissa]

Funnily enough the machine was called Edison... Edison being the fraud he was fits perfectly with this story. Great stuff MM for another great story.

[SphoenixBlue]

Ahhhh sooo well edited and narrated. The pacing on YouTube these days with the new attention span competing with TikTok is so obnoxious, so many main creators have caved to it and it’s really overwhelming. I absolutely loved this video. The pacing, editing, everything was perfect. You killed it!!

[atzonaftaniel]

Convicted for defrauding investors, not for the people she jeopardized. What a rotten moral compass!

[nikhilpranav]

R.I.P Ian Gibbons. The investors had a bad time, but they're investors, they'll make that money back in a few weeks.

The 67 year old man who just wanted to live his life lost it to an evil fraud who might not even know that she's a fraud.

[pete]

A Theranos machine told me I was pregnant, and had the bubonic plague. I always thought something was off about that, but after watching this video it all makes sense.

[Lp-zetg]

Actually, I used to know someone think like her.
She didn't came up with ideas in stead she hired people to come up with ideas.
But she was like a dominant one and everyone needs to hear from her.
She will take all the credits if the project succeed. On the other hand, she will blame those people who helped her if the project gone down hill.

[MirandaSinsera]

It's scary to wonder how far she would've taken this if she hadn't been exposed. It's clear she was never going to stop and she crossed so many lines while running Theranos that I don't think there was anything she wasn't willing to do to get what she wanted.

[jackieg]

The media starting to call her the female Steve Jobs skyrocketed her delusion in my opinion

[nathaliabarraza]

Not only this woman is evil, she is also very cunning, just like a vixen. When her house of cards fell down she just had to dump her boyfriend and put all the blame on him, while marrying and getting pregnant with some rich guy to slow down the trials.