The guy behind those bizarre Elizabeth Holmes billboards threatens to sue Nathan Fielder
Ryan El-Hosseiny claims that Elizabeth Holmes told him the billboards—which feature a photo she told Nathan Fielder she didn't like—were her favorite ones.
The man behind the enigmatic Elizabeth Holmes billboards is threatening legal action against Nathan Fielder and production company A24. These mysterious advertisements, seen in prominent locations like Times Square, claim Holmes' innocence. Ryan El-Hosseiny, the billboard creator who also voices in a new documentary about Holmes, has come forward after the release of You Can See Everything.
El-Hosseiny has expressed a desire for an apology from Fielder and A24, as he believes he has been unjustly labeled a "kook" due to his sketches depicting Holmes being held hostage. El-Hosseiny claims to have proof that Holmes' Theranos technology works, despite NBC News being unable to verify this claim or demonstrate it in the documentary.
He further asserts that Holmes is not guilty and even refers to her as his "sister." Despite his intention to sue both Fielder and A24, El-Hosseiny rates the film an 11 out of 10. The website promoting the billboards now features a prominent banner stating its appearance in You Can See Everything, along with text about the tests being validated live at the Trump International Golf Course and AI-generated imagery supporting the tests' effectiveness.
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