Website Simulates Elizabeth Holmes' Desk with Court Documents from Theranos Trial

Oct 8, 2026

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An engineer has created a detailed website that allows users to experience what it was like to be Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, by interacting with documents and devices from her office. The project showcases materials from the trial against Holmes and promotes an upcoming documentary about her life.

Bo Lau, an engineer from Extend, developed a website simulating Elizabeth Holmes' desk during the Theranos trial.
The site features real emails, texts, slides, and documents from the court case, allowing users to interact with a virtual environment reminiscent of 2016.
Users can explore Holmes' iPhone and MacBook, as well as operate the Theranos Edison machine, which was designed to analyze health data from a single drop of blood.
The project serves both as a humorous take on the infamous trial and as a promotional tool for a watch party related to Nathan Fielder's documentary about Holmes.
Extend, the company behind the project, claims to offer advanced document processing capabilities.

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Website Simulates Elizabeth Holmes' Desk with Court Documents from Theranos Trial

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