I’m a Forensic Psychologist Trained to Spot Liars. This Is What I’d Ask Elizabeth Holmes After Watching ‘You Can See Everything’

Key Points:

• Forensic psychologist John De La Torre, specializing in criminal behavior and deception, analyzed the documentary "You Can See Everything," which follows Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim living with Elizabeth Holmes before her prison sentence for fraud.
• De La Torre found it difficult to discern truth from deception in the film, describing it as a game played by Holmes, Fielder, and Holmes' partner Billy Evans, with all parties having agendas that obscure full honesty.
• He believes Holmes genuinely thinks she did nothing wrong and operates with a mindset focused on winning, using confidence to convince others despite her fraud conviction; he labels her a con artist due to this behavior.
• De La Torre interprets Evans' shower scene as indicative of his craving for attention and notes that while Holmes seems emotionally programmed, Evans displays more overt emotion and recklessness.
• Among those featured, De La Torre views Amanda Seyfried—who portrays Holmes in a related series and appears in the documentary—as the sole objective voice, highlighting the manipulative games others play and serving as a critical observer for the audience.