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

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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.
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[@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.

[@arvinjay336]

all i wanna say is 'belated happy international women's day' 🤣🤣🤣

[@toxicavenger7073]

she probably payed him off with that stolen money

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

She's aging so time's running out for her, she won't be able to sway men much longer with her sexual currency. Enjoy the attention while it lasts... 😁

[@greenjupiter]

Exactly

[@irynagarcia3226]

Prosecutors didn't do a good job at proving that she is guilty 😏

[@far5939]

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

[@carolyngrey2853]

Don’t worry all the millionaires who invested got justice fuck the sick patients

[@Preservestlandry]

She was charged, she wasn't convicted.

[@bc2578]

You can kill people and do 18 months for manslaughter, but rob a bank or lie to the IRS and they hand out 20-year federal sentences like it's candy. Priorities.

[@sergersgerhersh6594]

Why? She knowingly risked people's lives.

[@evolutionclouds]

I agree! Another instance that corporate greed and money are important than patients’ health! At the end of the day rich investors willingly put money in the company, they all had means and rights to do more research on their investment and chose not to! The patients were the real victims, they had no idea their results were faulty, that proper processes to handle their blood samples were not followed and the cost was their health and potential their lives, not just their pockets!

[@MSTiekims9952]

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.

[@iidentifyasjeffbezos]

Yall keep saying this, yet she was enrolled in the hazard school medical board

[@jayl0v3ly]

@@iidentifyasjeffbezos OP is right though. Her being on the Harvard medical board doesn’t mean they took the time to research her fake device. The Harvard dean who allowed her to join was Jeffrey Flier and he has already spoken on this and explained how it happened. He said that the process for choosing new members was very informal. There’s no background checks or demands for proof. It’s all about networking. The board members are basically rich or influential people and many of them aren’t medical professionals. The sad fact is that Harvard, just like those rich old men who invested billions into her company and joined her board, didn’t research her past the headlines. They basically said she’s a young highly successful woman, a health entrepreneur, and reputed to be worth 4 billion dollars. Let’s ask her to join the board. She said yes and that was it. He said that usually have a meeting to introduce all the new members and by the time they had a meeting to introduce her, Theranos had just started getting exposed. They did more research and a board member who knew her from Stanford came forward to tell them she’s a fraud and they revoked her membership within a few months of her joining. Clearly this was about her reputation and her money; not the science.

[@datagrab]

*Never went to med school but I know you need more than blood i.e., urine and stool to analyze further health stats from a person. She's just delusional.*

[@athenstar10]

Same here. When I first heard about her, my reaction was "whut?"😆

[@athenstar10]

@@iidentifyasjeffbezos I didn't know that you have to enroll yourself to become a fellow. I didn't even know that taking a year of chemical engineering could make you understand everything about anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and all the basic stuff lab scientists and medical doctors took years to study and master. Lastly, I'm surprised by he amount of "experts" who believed in her.

[@boxingjerapah]

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

[@Furzkampfbomber]

Have you ever taken a look at how the procurance of new military equipment works? How often politicians let soldiers die, just so someone they were financially associated with could make a bit more money? If you want an early example that goes back to WW 1, I suggest checking a video about the Mark IV torpedo disaster. EDIT: My apologies, it was the Mark 14 torpedo. Have you ever heard about how General Motors _knew_ that one of their cars was a failed design, with the gas tank too closely installed to the rear bumber? How they were aware the question was not _if,_ but _how many_ people would burn to death in their cars and how they simply did the math, realised that paying any survivors or family members of people dying in and because of their cars would be much cheaper than actually changing the design and acted accordingly? Ever looked into the development of the Airbus A380, where the engineers and the management _knew_ the plane was incredibly unstable during starts and landings and simply crammed more software into the plane, which made it even more unstable, but since Airbus had already invested so much money, there was no way back? This is _normal_ behaviour, it's just one of the rare times people actually being told what was happening.

[@1977TA]

She got away with because she is a good-looking woman. Women in our society aren't suspected of being criminals as much as men are. Women always get the benefit of the doubt no matter if evidence clearly shows they are in the wrong. Women are always innocent until proven guilty. Those old male investors were too busy thinking with their di*ks to notice they were being scammed. What people don't realize is women are more dangerous than men because you won't see an attack from a woman until it is too late.

[@annabeeamputee]

Anti social personality

[@andrewoplinger4759]

That's easy. Our judicial system cares a lot more about the fact that she defrauded rich investors than it does about all the lives she put at risk

[@humility1st]

In the simplest way she did it in America. The $ystem of good ol boys is in the laws. Rich people getting richer with medical fraud is built in. It is what happens here. Usually it is the disabled poor who are sacrificed because most people hate and don't care if it hurts people.

[@YasFlowers]

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

[@evaphillips2102]

😭😭

[@ulysse21]

+ can't you see she is just the female version, the female avatar of M. Zuckerberg ? the same face, the same smile, almost the same voice and way of talking. That's is truly disturbing... seems like they are made in the same test tube

[@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.

[@carolinesaunders1169]

Totally agree!!

[@umanapresents]

because she was the child of Enron and Kissinger was her consultant. This looked to be far deeper scam , maybe to collect DNA for something more sinister. She and her bully BF must've ruined countless lives with devastating diagnosis!!Such people need to be banished from this world.

[@esthermassey7037]

Research the "board members" of that company who are affiliated with PP and every other company and Org that are illegally in business.

[@thecanadakid7622]

It doesn't work like that, there are not just experts that know the inner workings of a company. Companies are legally obliged to be truthful about their company. Its a crime to lie to shareholders and unless someone has a secret mole inside the company you will not know what is going on and even then. People can be financially devastated and loose life savings in a stock like that which also can afftect health.

[@funnyman4744]

@@thecanadakid7622 The second rule of life is to always be at least a little paranoid.

[@postindierock5063]

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.

[@chrisantoniou4366]

The psychopath's stare... 😶

[@LocPham-kw5ut]

You don't have all the informations to come to that extreme conclusion. She got lawsuits from her investors as well. There is high probability is that the other investors simply got deceived by her lies.

[@postindierock5063]

@@LocPham-kw5ut lol

[@rosalina2773]

She literally looks like a female version of Mark Zuckerberg

[@gmy33]

Also watch that doc about the biggest scandal in the wine world !!! . Pure beauty

[@MofoNsh]

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

[@LouRyderr]

White collar crimes, aka, the ones where the villains can bribe anyone to get lighter sentences

[@GerhardTreibheit]

Thats not even true

[@LouRyderr]

@@GerhardTreibheit it is in many cases. Those people have money, power and status, so they usually get lighter sentences. They have so much power and connections that even the jury can be afraid of them.

[@jordanmelzer3371]

Who would that be?

[@LouRyderr]

@@jordanmelzer3371 i don't remember any specific names, but I've heard some of these ppl long time ago. One example can be Jared Fogle (the subway guy) that got lighter sentence then his partner in crime Russell Taylor and his wife, because he had more power and money than these two. There's many videos about that, you can check it out.

[@nikhilpranav6915]

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.

[@justafighter1346]

Maybe not weeks

[@nikhilpranav6915]

@@justafighter1346 Disagree. In VC funds, employees become millionaires in like the first investment. These big boys who have billions will easily gain more than that.

[@jconnon]

Rip that poor fella. As much as I like Stephen Fry, he wasn’t quite the right acting talent for The Dropout.

[@lizc6393]

Yeah that's the real heartbreaking aspect of this case.

[@lizc6393]

@@jconnon I agree, but I think he did capture a deep sadness, and I really appreciated that aspect of his performance.

[@brandoncuckler2201]

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.

[@gmy33]

Thanks .. good to know

[@TicklesTrout]

Can u please go into a little more detail

[@MovieEggman]

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

[@vivekrsharma557]

😂😂😂

[@bruthamann5697]

Kylo changed once he learned the truth. Holmes- well, you know the rest of the story.

[@jerrystoner04]

@@bruthamann5697 what truth? Kylo changed when he outgrew puberty. At least Holmes was successful at defrauding investors, Kylo accomplished nothing in those movies and then died. In fact you could argue all he did accomplish was tarnishing the reputation of Star Wars and the sith with his whiny pre pubescent antics

[@crazypato3752]

​@@jerrystoner04and kissed her own cousing *SWEET HOME ALABAMA*

[@dissect123]

Oh yeah, in the end both Kylo and Elizabeth were both full of shit and the world would have been better of if neither of them existed.

[@SphoenixBlue]

Ahhhh sooo well edited and narrated. The pacing on KZbin 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!!

[@maryhope2733]

*I really very super extra agree*

[@Smashingit2022]

Absolutely agree 100%

[@raydavison4288]

This is anecdotal & subjective, but I am 70 years old & I have always had a short attention span. 10 - 20 minute videos are perfect for me.

[@cranekraken24]

I agree. Tik-Tok seems to be a terrible and unhealthy platform. To say nothing of the extreme privacy intrusion of each user by the Chinese government.

[@hubabaloop]

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

[@lss74]

She was soooooo deluded.... a serious personality disorder

[@rutwickgangurde3247]

Steve Jobs was building a phone, technology for which was already around. Elizabeth was building something that wasn't possible at all, let alone any prototypes.

[@1Ci]

Not only a phone which was around He builds a touchscreen phone which can call, watch video, take a picture share it with just a touch

[@thewkovacs316]

@@1Ci his engineers built it...he sold it

[@thewkovacs316]

@ViSi not sure what this has to do with jobs being a salesman and not a computer engineer

[@Preservestlandry]

@@1Ci it's a computer with a phone app, and computers already existed. He was also NOT the inventor of the touchscreen. That already existed.

[@1Ci]

@@thewkovacs316 He can hire other engineers, he is the one who design it

[@atzonaftaniel4798]

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

[@MirandaSinistra]

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.

[@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.

[@TrudyConway]

That bit about who her daddy is was mindblowing. It seems that some of the reasons she was able to work this scam are the same which might help her get off lightly. People see what they want to see. If she had been less attractive (or less of whatever most people in Westernized society are conditioned to see as attractive), she would have never been able to even start the scam. She's wily, wicked, and seems rather soulless. I wouldn't be surprised if she gets very little jail time, if any at all. And, for now, she is living the good life with some man who likes what she is. That's so crazy to me.

[@baglaridis]

Is she really that attractive?? She is pretty basic to me

[@TrudyConway]

@@baglaridis LOL I did say "whatever most people in Westernized society are conditioned to see as attractive"

[@baglaridis]

@@TrudyConway did I say you didn’t? I literally meant why the people of Westernised society see her as attractive.

[@moisemensah8233]

Her father worked at Enron. The apple didn't fall far from the tree. Evil stems evil.

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

Psychopath probably

[@nathaliabarraza8988]

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.

[@Lp-ze1tg]

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.

[@mochardiansah7452]

You have to keep an eye on her

[@johnjim3741]

50cent book talks about this and Machiavelli. 50cent said, learn to speak up or get over shadowed.

[@sazonsongs]

The opposite of a good leader.

[@LRM12o8]

A person to avoid at all costs

[@chrisantoniou4366]

Classic narcissist.

[@MrShobar]

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

[@Ernie1978]

This is a phenomenal video! Well done! Holmes lied every second of her life. She used whoever and whatever she could to move ahead. She is the kind of people I stay away from. Lessons to be learned here for sure.

[@PrestenSPapel]

Her claims that Bulwani controlled and abused her are highly suspect. She became his girlfriend at the precise moment Theranos needed cash. After she seduced him, he invested $14 million in the company. After naming him COO, he was given two impossible jobs: one, to relentlessly drive employees towards getting the bogus Edison machine to work, and two, bullying any employee who suspected fraud into silence. Finally, she broke up with and fired Bulwani at the precise moment she no longer needed him, and then proceeded to blame him for everything. Her claims on this are dubious at best.

[@elenikantaris9505]

A true pyscho.

[@yondel-kttkoh3948]

Great job on this! She deserves life in jail for everything she did. I just can’t believe how they would not give her a guilty verdict on the fact that she scammed and endanger patients with false reports. She endangered many lives and I can’t wait for the day she gets shipped off to jail.

[@MisterM007]

And I hope she doesn't come out alive.

[@lokismischief2512]

11.5 years in prison. It's a garbage verdict.

[@darksaber7678]

@@lokismischief2512 exactly right The decimal point should be behind the five making it 115 years which would be a more appropriate sentence for her

[@anonmouse15]

Because she's rich and has powerful friends.

[@brownrich]

Prison instead of jail!

[@thelastminmom5251]

I can’t believe she got away w not defrauding the patients. That’s crazy

[@MrWinotu]

there must be some powerful people and their money behind... I seriously suspect russians

[@dissect123]

A woman lying and deceiving, only to blame everyone else in the end - what are the odds?

[@truesimplicity]

There aren't enough legal penalties and prison time to punish a criminal that could have potentially taken millions of lives... Midevil punishments are in order... Kudos to the whistleblowers and the reporter 👏🏻

[@HS33]

I totally agree. These kind of psychos shouldn't be walking freely among us ever again! You could tell in her eyes what she is, and her voice sounds so fake. Female robotic version of Mark Zuckerberg.

[@broca246]

Medieval* for future reference.

[@truesimplicity]

@@broca246 Yeah, I've gotten lazier with my replies as time passes with the constant barrage of negative news... It's difficult to remain interested. Thanks for the correction... It is important that we stop burning books and elevate out Educational bsystem as a country. All the best to you and yours.

[@montanagal6958]

This should be a BIG LESSON about human behavior and the corruption of big business at the expense of the public.

[@DarkFruit]

Just looked it up in case anyone's interested, her Sentencing was delayed and she's requesting a new trial, so she still hasn't actually gone to prison. Guess it still pays to have all those friends in high places eh?

[@sgtjarhead99]

I hope they also nail Sunny with everything and anything as well. The guy was a prick and enabled a lot of this deception. On a personal level, I especially have contempt for George Shultz who sided with a hot blonde like a dirty old man instead of believing his own nephew. Props to him for having the courage and honor his uncle didn't have.

[@kittygirl_thetortie498]

Tyler was his grandson. Not nephew.

[@lizc6393]

No offense, but does anyone actually find her attractive?

[@mujer_AnaNikka]

@@lizc6393 for me she's appealing, but based on my preference she's quite a head turner not because she's pretty but because of her eyes and hair

[@On_your_dead_homies]

Hot blonde ?! Maybe you are mistaking her for Sharon Stone or Cameron Diaz ?

[@PungiFungi]

@@On_your_dead_homies she’s not even a real blonde. She bleached her hair to get blonde privilege.

[@Telcontar1962]

I bet she serves either no time in jail or barely any. There is no justice system worthy of the name in the US

[@noahremnek3615]

I doubt she won’t face prison time. The amount of money determines the severity of the sentence when it comes to white collar crimes. 140 million is quite a lot.

[@1977TA]

She's got the best tool in her arsenal. Female manipulation. She's not going to do hard time for this because she's a female. People in the criminal justice system are going to feel sorry for her which will prevent them from punishing her to the full extent of the law. It's sad but courts tend to favor women more than they do men.

[@jeanglaze2021]

This series was excellent on reporting what really happened. Way more in depth and well researched than anything covered in the news! Awesome job. I have only been a subscriber for 2 weeks and I am very impressed.

[@pete6705]

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.

[@XChronicHash]

Man I cant stop watching. The presentation and the narrator’s voice is chef’s kiss

[@lululs4014]

How could she get pregnant after she done such a horrible things to all patients! This woman is disgusting!!!!she deserves that 20years prison sentence seriously!

[@urosrakic6900]

She deserves life inprisonment. She should get in prison and never get out. She should stay forever in prison. 20 years is not enough for me. Elizabeth is one devil that deserves life inprisonment.

[@randomcontent853]

Agreed

[@j.pederson7573]

She deserves life in prison!!!

[@VroomSpeedin]

Yeah

[@AwokenEntertainment]

What a crazy rise and fall.. so much influence...

[@alainvosselman9960]

There are those who know what psychopaths behave like, talk like... and there's those who don't. The first mentioned can probably see right through her 'character'. Great video. I had heard of this case but never looked into it. It was in my feed. Very well done !!

[@pixelanimationstudio8313]

love your storytelling! Great video. Fantastic editing.

[@UltraFlexGyms]

Great video, always an interesting story and an intriguing ending. Keep up the good work 🙌👌🏻

[@pruthveshmandle4978]

Your narration of the story was super interesting and also the fact that the editor was able to piece in the video frames from various movies to fit the story narrative instantaneously is commendable. Top notch work. Edit - wow....what a choice of song at the end and mannnn....."Bad blood running through my face...and then the picture of Elizabeth holmes in blood....whoaa.....that was super awesome. This video making team deserves credit man. Best thing that I've watched in a while!

[@bernhardmond5149]

Nos anos dourados da bolsa, anos 70, um grupo de corretores , de gozacao,lancaram no mercado de balcao,acoes da MERPOSA, E TVEVGENTE INTERESSADA …..😮

[@originaozz]

While this made me really depressed, I'm at least hopeful for thr investigative journalist and whistle blowers out there who's willing to speak against the beautiful lies everyone wanted to believe. That took so much courage.

[@PungiFungi]

Liz Holmes’ obsession with media attention ultimately triggered her downfall. She failed to realized that sooner or later, journalists will actually ask tough questions instead of taking her spiel at face value.

[@alexkirrmann8534]

Not really. I saw bullshit right off the bat, her face automatically threw up red flags. The second I saw her TED talk and she started talking I knew it was a lie. I don't know much about blood work because I hate blood, but once you start talking in the terms of billions without even a working demo. You people really need to stop idealizing people with money or actually people in general, follow no man, talk is cheap, these employees are just as guilty as her as far as I'm concerned. If not more so due to their lack of how the legal system works. You can't make people sign documents under duress, hollow threats by weak people and anyone with a spinal column would call bullshit.

[@juliie007]

I’m so pissed off by her coz many young women like me in science looked up to her as a heroine who overcame barriers for women aka breaking the glass ceiling especially for a woman being a pioneer of a biotech company in Silicon Valley.

[@mmacwebb7306]

Do not worried about this plastic woman if you decently work hard you will gain your future. Promise you

[@BA-sd1rf]

Woman and glass ceilings - FRAUD! Why it never works out! Now they got transgenders as women and women as the glass ceiling that needs to be shattered. SMH!

[@Telcontar1962]

Unfortunately there are far too many women in positions of authority and power who do not merit it. Its not uncommon for manipulative people to get ahead and, whether you like it or not, that's likely to be an increasing trend as women who have traditionally held their own using manipulation get ahead because they are women who know how to play the manipulative game. Ironically the only brake on this is how many manipulative men use the "transgender" card to trump women in this competition. What was not surprising at all is that a "strong woman" would completely flip and blame it all on her weakness in the face of powerful men. Its what the patriarchy lie is based on and Holmes played it for all it was worth. She became the ditzy blonde and it worked. Beating 7 out of 11 charges was a great feat given what she had done and why. Always bear in mind that the benefits you are accruing today as a woman are not through merit, but by extreme political manipulation. Heaven knows how many great scientists, and other academics we have lost because of truly awful contemporary political mores. Before you write me off, I have a wife, daughter, grand-daughter and two sisters. I wish everyone one of them the very best, but not like this. Nothing tops merit, not for any reason. Its truly appalling the societies we are building in the West, with not one single value I could honestly say is worthwhile salvaging.

[@NetiNeti25920]

Perfect makings of a cult. Evil + crazy woman, in tow with her second in command partner. Brainwashing, gaslighting, and more. Theranos is the VC funded version of NXIVM. Keith Rainiere = Elizabeth Holmes Allison Mack = Ramesh 'Sunny' Balwani

[@PungiFungi]

What’s wrong with looking up to a man? The person’s gender should not matter.

[@jabersawaya7131]

She was not held accountable for putting lives of patients at jeopardy I can’t believe it

[@nupagagyi]

Hi, just wanted to say, you're doing such a great job with these documentaries.

[@8BitWags]

Your documentaries are fantastic. Thanks for all the content

[@TillBarkley]

Great job! Your videos are wonderful ❤️

[@pretorious700]

"They didn't look as closely as they should have" No, they didn't look AT ALL.

[@chrisantoniou4366]

Yes, they did. However, they looked at HER, and not her claims... 😍

[@KingFluffs]

Holmes was caught out early on. EVERYONE in the medical profession was shouting to the high heavens that her claims about performing all those tests on a single drop of blood were impossible, even people within Theranos got slapped with NDA's when they realized it was all B.S but they were gagged and ignored because she came from a wealthy family and was a woman. It's my personal belief that she knew Theranos would fail, and it was just a front company so she could funnel money to her true goal. Making a time machine. It sounds mental, but she was extremely into this idea in her teens and even sketched out and drafted blue prints.

[@phoenix72999]

Something impossible as a front for something absolutely 100% impossible? (At least according to the current state of technology) That would be kind of funny.

[@crazypato3752]

Making a time machine ?? Could you elaborate?

[@KingFluffs]

@@crazypato3752 It was a goal of hers from when she was a kid. There's a book about the Theranos scandal called "Bad blood" where its referenced.

[@exoticlifestyles3642]

This production needs to be recognisedand awarded by major film groups!!!! What a spectacular job!!!! This story needs to be made a movie and you should be among the directors and producers!!!!!

[@SahilRaj-tw2xb]

I'm into your content so much that I just opened this video for the sake of liking it, since I don't have the time to watch it rn but I will. Keep up the hard work my man

[@gc-yt6627]

Amazing video. The quality, time that goes into both the scripting and editing of this video is unparalleled. I hope the yt algorithm picks up on your videos! Maybe partnering with another finance channel like the Iced Coffee Hour would get the channel more exposure?

[@Chrisalot]

Yeah, maybe don’t exclusively pretty much make all your videos about fetishizing and deifying affluent people like they’re gods because they’re not. Just a thought lol @MagnatesMedia

[@Radiquirl_Zest]

Outstanding, I've heard the story, but not told like this, extremely high production quality, MM! Especially love the outro music, like credits for a commercial film studio production, that felt high calibre!

[@user-wt2rn1ki9n]

"You are the breeze in the desert for me." "My water." "And Ocean." "Meant to be only together, Tiger" "Ma'am, this is a Wendy's."

[@chrisantoniou4366]

I was talking to my ice cream! 🍦

[@brucekatsumata5808]

🤣

[@JustinKruger336]

The actress Amanda Seyfried plays Holmes in a movie and she looks great.

[@atoplatform]

I can't believe this video only has 144k views. It is INCREDIBLE. You are so good! I wonder how much it would cost for you to do an exposé of the industry we work in - fine art.

[@robertkarp2070]

Probably because people had already seen the Netflix mini series on her.

[@Hime519]

Excellent videos (Part 1&2)!!! Two thumbs up!!!

[@DionysusFTW]

The first channel I ever set the bell to "all". Keep it up!

[@ShogunOrta]

Your doc might have covered this, but her family was already well connected, which is why, in college, she was able to start all this while only being a first year med student and having little experience. If i remember correctly.

[@maybe6604]

She wasn’t a med student. She dropped out of undergrad.

[@jamiethompson1008]

She wasnt med. She was chemical enginering

[@solomonadejobi4576]

Excellent Video. Quite informative and Educative. Funny thing is that, while it is crystal clear that Elizabeth was truly a villain, entrepreneurs can and must learn one or two from her actions. I've always believed it takes a lot skillset and capacity to build a startup and company that is even truthful, but it's definitely harder to build a "successful" one on lies and still last for a few years. ..if you get what I mean.

[@wanjohi]

Good point

[@Tesseract9630]

The quality of this channel is amazing.

[@lss74]

A very very well put together video. Thank you ❤

[@LRM12o8]

She had to pay 500,000$ for a giant scam that brought her a net worth of 4,500,000,000$?! Damn, financial crimes really do pay off, if they're just big enough. What a silly world! 🤦‍♂️

[@alexmiller7173]

Her net worth of $4.5 billion was based on her company having a market value of $9 billion. She owned half the stock in Theranos but didn't sell any of her shares and the company never went public. The company went bankrupt when the fraud was discovered and her shares became worthless. Her net worth went to zero until she married a rich guy.

[@dabneyoffermein595]

@@alexmiller7173 Correct, she currently has so much money, she doesn't know what to do with it all.

[@kahyui2486]

Her networth is $0 now 💀

[@MrShobar]

Rupert Murdoch was a huge Theranos investor. He wouldn't kill the series of articles that Carreyrou was writing for the WSJ probably because he wanted to know what the hell was going on as well.

[@jesseariel8082]

Your videos are always fantastic your information delivery is always top notch

[@chrisbg99]

Even without any sort of knowledge in blood work, I could have told you that you probably couldn't get much out of small sample of blood from your finger tip. The fact that she managed to convince people who like to consider themselves smart (but obviously not in the medical field) that she somehow just randomly came up with this thing is wild.

[@MoniMeka]

I had never heard of her before watching this. Very good documentary!

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Ex-employees should just ignore all lawsuits. If government won't prosecute Theranos for fraud and endangering patient lies, then government is certainly not going to care about frivolous lawsuits violating an NDA. In fact, Theranos should be terrified of ex-employees suing them for slander and libel of falsely accusing them of revealing company secrets (even if they did).

[@lobotomykush5710]

Ty for both parts of this video

[@mikek301]

MagnatesMedia killin it with these videos. Solid work

[@mayurpanchal7680]

Love your channel. Love your content. Love your work. Love your dedication!! The amount of effort u put in is 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯📈📈📈📈📈

[@DeadMeatxx]

the editing and the narrating is just *chef kiss*

[@Camefromnone]

Been binge watching your videos, deadly channel

[@bacolando]

This documentary was 🔥🔥

[@dylanes21]

What a joke her sentencing was, kids get stiffer sentences for a lot less. Great videos!

[@ruperterskin2117]

Appreciate ya. Thanks for sharing.

[@84beatles]

Great miniseries guys ! Thanks

[@catallaxy]

Wow, I had no idea that Elizabeth Holmes' father was the vice president of ENRON. Thank you for this excellent miniseries!

[@dabneyoffermein595]

I'm not sure he was that high up. if he was a VP, there are normally hundreds of VP's in a company. sometimes 10's of them

[@crazypato3752]

What happened to Enron?

[@misspuddin_]

Idk why but looking at Elizabeth I get mark Zuckerberg vibes with the creepy stare

[@harikrishnak.a6824]

What a nice piece of work.💯

[@ndiamond3405]

Well done!

[@mihaidobre9436]

I really like your channel. I hope you read the whole comment. I noticed that you made two parts and two videos instead of one video and had two sponsorships. I don't have any problems with this, I mean the videos are very well edited and very well told, and you need to make something out of it, but I hope this won't transform into something normal that you do with every video. Also, while the first part may perform better, the second part will perform worse. If people see the second part and they go to the first one and get bored so they don't watch the second part, the retention will crash. It probably won't be that bad because the video is well-edited and you are good at making videos, but you get the point. Also, something new that I liked was the ending, it felt like the ending of a movie.

[@andyc6542]

‘While the first part might perform better, the second part will perform worse’. As of right now, part one has 16,211 views, and this has 15,394 views as I’m watching right now. Under a thousand views difference on the two, with the second view bound to get more views when people get round to it. It’s hardly proof of your point…

[@josephritch6718]

Gotta get that bread.

[@andyc6542]

Further update - part one has 17,135 views currently, part two has 16,971 views. It seems that this video is every bit as successful as the first, and most people who watched the first part have tuned in to the conclusion.

[@missdaydreamss]

You expect his hard work and time goes unpaid? So is it unfair for journalists to get paid? Your comment is so ungrateful. You didn't have to pay this man to watch this video. He deserves a sponsorship.

[@302e8]

Her: You are the breeze in the desert for me My water My ocean Meant to be only together tiger. Him: OK 😂😂

[@uniquenimi]

@magnates media, coincidentally today is September 1st, please find out what's up with her, much love for you and your skills man. You're a legend Cheers

[@adrianchannelle8651]

LOVE the editing. What software do you use?

[@jeffcampbell2710]

They fooled Joey Dividen? Wow! That must have been Hard to do! "Here's an Ice Cream Joey!" "O boy mommie!"

[@rayzermaniac5218]

The sheer amount of people who bought into whatever all this was seemingly on the word of this woman, without seeing real proof is mind blowing. Everything that was going on is such classic cases of people hiding something. Seriously when a company has private investigators following ex employees and these same employees start getting threatened when someone is looking into the company simply looking for the truth that should be a massive red flags. All these important people who bought in on face value alone should share the blame.

[@steveneumann32]

I’ve been blowing through your channel. Your videos are amazing.

[@areeshalam2230]

I can wait any give time for His Videos, Literally!

[@AdamOBrien29]

Yoda?

[@areeshalam2230]

​@@AdamOBrien29 Aah well, Idk what you are talking about. what is Yoda?

[@babayega_]

@@areeshalam2230 what are you saying in your original comment? It's just a bunch of words. That's why you got YODA.

[@areeshalam2230]

@@babayega_ Well, I don't Know what Yoda Is.

[@aaronwalcott513]

To fool your enemies, you must first fool your friends; to fool your friends, you must first fool yourself.

[@DiTrying]

Watched both parts. Appreciate the fact-based review!

[@3soczek]

awesome material !

[@philipmurphy2]

This has being a brilliant documentary for sure, What also was more exciting was seeing it as it went out rather then later on.

[@MagnatesMedia]

Thanks for joining for the premiere!

[@colorwrld4867]

@@MagnatesMedia hey I watch your business movies all the time, can you please think about making a movie about Pavel Durov and his journey from VK and telegram, i think there is a lot of substance in Pavel Durovs story with the russian government.Thanks for your work please continue what youre doing.

[@samad0289]

This could easily be a netflix show!

[@nekopunch9081]

They made a show about it on Apple TV. It just came out, it’s called The Dropout

[@AlinaKay47]

Hulu ^

[@allegra0]

Netflix is so woke ridden it wouldn’t dare to touch this story.

[@user-ig9tr6lq8b]

I am glad they get caught. Good work on the video.

[@dsbuttar496]

Lyrics of the end song "BAD BLOOD running through my veins.." amazing choice.👏👏

[@brooklynbrowning2533]

she literally looks like mark zuckerberg with makeup on ✋🏼

[@pumalogo204]

I was so shocked that she got a very light sentence compared on what she did..it's so wrong on way to many levels

[@manojbhat1440]

The last 1 min in the video showing sentences with music was very good I liked it.

[@yungdcwa81]

The fact the machine is moving blood around inside it with no hoses connected to it to clean it is a big red flag

[@georgehegarty7277]

Let's be real, she never ROSE ,she just fell further from the very low person she was to start cheating everyone?

[@juniormichael354]

Please please we need more content frequently like Jake Tran I can't believe I wasn't even notified by KZbin for this video.....the algorithm is against you

[@MagnatesMedia]

Thanks man. I'm definitely working on increasing amount of content I can make (but without sacrificing quality). I don't think I can compete with Jake's quantity levels yet, but there will definitely be more videos over the next couple of months. 😅 By the way, if youtube doesn't notify you, please make sure notification bell is turned on and set to 'all notifications'. Thanks for the support!

[@juniormichael354]

@@MagnatesMedia I'm addicted to your videos bro keep the good work coming

[@colorwrld4867]

@@MagnatesMedia hey I watch your business movies all the time, can you please think about making a movie about Pavel Durov and his journey from VK and telegram, i think there is a lot of substance in Pavel Durovs story with the russian government.Thanks for your work please continue what youre doing.