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Holmes, who is serving nine years, attempted to overturn conviction over multimillion-dollar investor fraud scandal

Federal judges in San Francisco consider overturning Elizabeth Holmes' fraud conviction for Theranos scandal, emphasizing the need for compelling evidence.

The Theranos founder will now be out in 2032.

Federal prosecutors are seeking for Elizabeth Holmes to pay a monthly amount of $250 to victims of her failed blood testing startup after she leaves prison — but her attorneys have pushed back, and cited the ex-Theranos CEO’s “limited financial resources.”

Lawyers for Holmes, who was once worth $4.5 billion, reportedly said she now has “limited financial resources.”

Inmates at the Texas prison where Holmes is expected to report to on Tuesday are placed into work programmes where some earn as little as 12 cents an hour

Disgraced Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has reported to a federal prison in Texas — marking the start of her 11-year sentence for overseeing a notorious blood testing hoax

From college dropout at 19 to billionaire at 30 and prison at 39, Elizabeth Holmes has had a life trajectory unlike any of her Silicon Valley peers. Her tainted legacy will continue to be fought over for years to come, Bevan Hurley writes

Saga began two decades ago when Holmes dropped out of Stanford University in 2003 at the age of 19 to found Theranos