Erica Chung
[[EricaChung|Erica Chung]] appears in Tyler Shultz, Theranos Whistleblower (Part 1) as a Theranos employee who shared [[TylerShultz|Tyler Shultz]]’s concerns about the company’s testing practices. The source says her manager warned her that raising concerns would put her permanently on Theranos’s radar, showing how Organizational Secrecy As Control worked through fear before any public conflict.
Tyler met Erica after his resignation day and invited her to dinner with [[GeorgeShultz|George Shultz]] so George could hear from another employee. Tyler hoped independent corroboration would help, but George rejected the warning and repeated the claim that Theranos devices were being used in medevac helicopters in Afghanistan. Tyler says Erica quit the next day.
Connections
- [[TylerShultz|Tyler Shultz]] - coworker who brought her to George.
- Theranos, [[ElizabethHolmes|Elizabeth Holmes]], and [[GeorgeShultz|George Shultz]] - company, founder, and board/family escalation context.
- Organizational Secrecy As Control and Whistleblower Evidence Discipline - fear and corroboration patterns grounded by her role.