Elizabeth Holmes Speaks From Prison

Elizabeth Holmes Breaks Her Silence in First Interview from Prison: 'It’s Been Hell and Torture' (Exclusive)
In a Candid, Exclusive Interview, the Former Theranos CEO and Convicted Felon, Shares Her Life Behind Bars and Quest for Freedom in PEOPLE's Cover Story. (Exclusive)
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes speaks out from Texas prison in interview with 'People' magazine
Former Theranos founder and Houston resident Elizabeth Holmes spoke about her experience living at a Bryan, Texas, prison during an interview with People.
Convicted CEO fraudster Elizabeth Holmes says life in lockup is 'hell' in first prison interview
Notorious Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, once celebrated as the first female self-made billionaire, broke her silence in her first interview from a federal Texas prison.
Elizabeth Holmes dishes on ‘hell and torture’ of prison life in first interview since fraud conviction
Holmes is serving a reduced sentence at Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas for fraud and conspiracy related to the collapse of her biotech company.
Elizabeth Holmes Says ‘It’s Been Hell and Torture’ in Prison: Humans Are ‘Not Made to Be in Cells’
Disgraced former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes said it's been “hell and torture” behind bars during a rare interview from prison, revealing how her life has drastically changed since she has been locked up on fraud and conspiracy charges.
Elizabeth Holmes Speaks About the “Hell and Torture” of Prison, New Inventions, and Pregnancy “Optics”
Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder who is serving an 11-year sentence for fraud, has described her life behind bars as “hell and torture,” in her first interview from prison, published in People on Wednesday.
Elizabeth Holmes defends having two babies before trial, prison: ‘It wasn’t planned’
In a new interview, the Theranos fraudster said she pumped breast milk for her infant daughter as she was driven to her federal prison in Texas to surrender for her 11-year sentence.
Theranos’ Elizabeth Holmes says prison has been ‘hell and torture’ in new interview
Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes has given her first interview since entering prison. Holmes maintains her innocence and said she plans to continue working in the health care tech space after she is released.
The prison routine of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes: Clerking for 31 cents an hour, teaching French, and reading 'Harry Potter'
More than 20 months since Elizabeth Holmes reported to prison, her days are far different than Silicon Valley boardroom and investor meetings.
In new prison interview, Elizabeth Holmes still won't admit she lied
In a recent interview from federal prison, disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes made one thing apparent: She’s still not taking responsibility for defrauding countless people with her fake blood-testing devices.
Elizabeth Holmes shocks the world with first interview from prison
It’s been hell and torture to be here” says Elizabeth Holmes in her first in-person interview in years. Once one of the tech sector’s most revered figures, Holmes’ story is one of a true fall from grace.
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Elizabeth Holmes’ bizarre PR campaign continues
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Elizabeth Holmes’ Net Worth: How Much Money Does She Have Now?
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Elizabeth Holmes Details Her Daily Life in Prison, from Helping Inmates Launch Careers to Facing 'Pure Pain' (Exclusive)
The disgraced Theranos founder is serving time for her role in the healthcare scam that brought down her Silicon Valley start ...
Elizabeth Holmes Maintains Her Innocence And Says She’s Still Trying to Make It in Business
The disgraced former Biotech entrepreneur was once heralded as “the next Steve Jobs,” and recently gave an interview from prison.