Erin Woo Cross is done, and we’re onto redirect. Schenk says he has just “a couple of questions.” Erin Woo Back to some of the website language that came up in Edlin’s testimony. “Occasionally, a venipuncture may be required based on the lab order, but this is uncommon, and our aim is to eliminate this entirely.” Mosley: “I don’t believe I knew this at the time. Erin Woo We’re looking at an archived copy of the Walgreens website. A prominent heading: “Goodbye big, bad needle.” A footnote all the way down the page notes that testing could happen with a finger stick or venous draw. Mosley says he doesn’t remember seeing this language. Erin Woo We’re returning to due diligence. Wade asks if Mosley looked at the Theranos website, and Mosley responds, “I can’t imagine that I didn’t look at the website.” Erin Woo Kissinger is quoted in this Parloff article saying that “there is no performance associated with” Elizabeth, which is ironic, given that her public persona — the voice, the turtlenecks, the red lipstick, etc. — was such a huge part of the Theranos myth! Erin Woo Mosley testifies that the article was “a very compelling story” that was “absolutely” impactful when he read it. Wade’s going through the article page by page. Erin Woo We’re back to the Parloff article! Mosley sent it to the C.E.O. of the DeVos family office. Erin Woo Holmes spoke on an hour-long panel called “Game Changers.” ( …
