Elizabeth Holmes’ Lawyers: Reality More Boring than 'Bad Blood'

The transcript discusses the legal case against Elizabeth Holmes, focusing on the evidence and arguments from both the prosecution and defense. Holmes is accused of misleading investors and patients about Theranos' blood testing capabilities. The defense may argue psychological abuse by Sunny Balwani, her ex-partner, as a factor. The potential impact of Holmes testifying is considered, along with the role of media and public perception, particularly the work of journalist John Carreyrou. The case hinges on proving Holmes' intent to deceive.

What potential strategy might John Carreyrou use if he is called as a witness?

What role does evidence play in the courtroom regarding the accusations against Holmes?