In an Oct. 21 post, NPR reporter Bobby Allyn described a striking contrast in “You Can See Everything”: Billy Evans had told him Elizabeth Holmes was “on the outside of it and not an advisor,” yet, Allyn wrote, Nathan Fielder captured Holmes making calls about a new startup. Fortune’s account says the documentary shows Evans and Holmes on fundraising calls discussing a medical-testing venture. Fortune reports that the film, directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, was released Oct. 16.
Which venture was involved remains disputed. Fortune reports that Forbes questioned whether the calls concerned Haemanthus or another venture, while a source close to Evans told New York Magazine the filmed project was separate from Haemanthus.
In May 2025, Allyn reported for NPR, citing two sources with direct knowledge, that Evans had raised millions for Haemanthus, an AI startup pursuing medical testing. The sources told NPR Holmes had been advising Evans since her imprisonment, though NPR said the precise nature of her support was unclear. Fortune reports that Haemanthus disputed NPR’s account, saying Holmes had “zero involvement” and “no role, now or future.”
Holmes was serving an 11-year federal prison sentence for misleading Theranos investors, NPR reported in May 2025. In a separate statement quoted by NPR, Haemanthus said, “Skepticism is rational. We must clear a higher bar,” and insisted, “This is not Theranos 2.0.” As of Oct. 25, 2026, Fortune reported that the company had not launched a commercial product or disclosed independently validated diagnostic results.
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