New website offers an immersive look at Elizabeth Holmes' desk

Extend engineer Bo Lau has launched a uniquely detailed website that allows users to virtually explore the desk of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. The project serves as a digital archive, aggregating over a thousand pieces of evidence from the United States v. Elizabeth Holmes trial. By organizing emails, internal slide decks, text messages, and various corporate documents, the site provides an interactive experience that simulates the process of reviewing the materials used during the high-profile legal proceedings. This project offers a rare, granular perspective on the internal operations of the now-defunct biotech startup, allowing the public to sift through the evidence that defined one of the most significant corporate fraud cases in Silicon Valley history. The website highlights the intersection of public record and digital curation, offering a window into the downfall of a company that once promised to revolutionize the blood-testing industry.