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Theranos Founder's Documents Recreated in Interactive Website

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An engineer has created a website simulating Elizabeth Holmes's desk, allowing users to explore real documents from the Theranos trial. The interactive experience features emails, texts, and slides, offering a unique way to review trial evidence. Based on the linked publisher’s reporting.

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This innovative approach to legal discovery makes complex tech trial documents accessible and engaging, potentially democratizing access to historical information for the public.

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The website's use of real, sensitive trial documents raises privacy concerns and potential legal risks, as it may inadvertently expose confidential information beyond the public record.

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The source describes a website simulating Elizabeth Holmes' workspace using real documents from her trial, enhancing accessibility to court materials. However, it does not clarify how comprehensively the simulation represents the full scope of evidence or Holmes' perspective. Further analysis of the site's content breadth and user experience would clarify its educational value.

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