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Slack.com slash DHQ. Previously on the dropout, we heard bombshell testimony from a Pfizer

scientist who spoke of the doctor document prosecutors say Therano showed investors

and others to blur them in. When you see an actual doctor document with your own two

eyes, I mean, that's almost impossible to rebut. And so this was a huge moment for the government.

And high-profile investors who put millions of dollars into Theranos took the stand.

It's a huge deal to transition from rosy forecasts to lies about what you can do.

This week, we hear from a man with deep connections to many of the central players in Elizabeth's

orbit. And learn that fake Pfizer memo wasn't the only document Theranos falsified.

Suddenly this week, we now are seeing that Theranos did the same doctoring on a report

with Shearing Plow. The defense might have been able to wiggle their way out of one of the

reports, but now that there's two of them, that's a hard battle for them to contest.

Encuring themes in the prosecution's questioning are beginning to emerge, and experts show

us it's all part of a greater plan.

From ABC Audio, this is The Dropout, Elizabeth Holmes on trial.

I'm Rebecca Jarvis, your host. It's good to be back.

Episode 12 Patterns

Nine weeks into the criminal trial of Elizabeth Holmes, we've now heard from dozens of witnesses.

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