Website Simulates Elizabeth Holmes' Desk Contents
An extensive collection of documents from the Elizabeth Holmes trial has been compiled into a website simulating her desk. The site features over a thousand emails, slides, and text messages.
A comprehensive collection of documents related to the Elizabeth Holmes trial is now accessible via an interactive website designed to simulate the Theranos founder's desk. Bo Lau, an engineer at Extend, has gathered over a thousand emails, presentation slides, text messages, and other documents into a single virtual environment.
The website allows users to browse through the material in a way that mimics rifling through a physical desk. This provides a unique perspective on the background of the trial and Holmes' business dealings, which previously garnered significant attention.
The trial evidence, consisting of public documents, has been carefully organized for ease of navigation. The website's aim is not to introduce new information but to present existing material in a novel and accessible format.
Bo Lau, who is employed by Extend, undertook the project in his personal time. The compilation includes a diverse range of materials reflecting Theranos' operations and its founder's trajectory, which was marked by considerable controversy and legal repercussions.