Elizabeth Holmes Theranos

Ms. Holmes, founder of the failed blood testing start-up Theranos, asked for a new trial after a surprise visit from a key witness to her house.

Rosendorff to Ms. Rosendorff drove to Ms. He will decide whether Ms. Rosendorff responded by accusing Ms. He tried to piggyback on the visit from Dr. He said he felt sympathy for Theranos employees who were affected by the scandal — but not for Ms. The visit by the key witness, Ms. The judge most likely allowed the hearing to prevent Ms. Holmes from using the incident in her inevitable appeal, Ms. But in the ensuing months, as Ms. That incident became the basis of Ms. Holmes asked the judge to overturn her conviction, citing a lack of evidence, and submitted a flurry of requests for a new trial based on new evidence.

The former lab director of the blood-testing company Theranos stood by his earlier testimony in the trial of former CEO Elizabeth Holmes on Monday, ...

He is expected to be sentenced in November. An attorney for Holmes did not immediately respond to comment sought by NBC News. Rosendorff's purported remarks prompted Holmes' attorneys to seek a new one.

A key government witness from Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes's fraud trial told a judge he visited her home in August unannounced not because he ...

Infamous con man Elizabeth Holmes who made billions through her sham of a blood-testing startup is gearing for a hearing as court evaluates her request of a ...

The request for a new trial by Holmes' lawyers comes days before the court was expected to announce her sentencing. She was found guilty of fraud in 2022. "What the court wants to know is, 'Dr.

A key witness against Elizabeth Holmes stood by testimony that helped convict her after allegedly casting doubt on it in a recent visit to her home.

She needs to pay her debt to society." "He said that the government made things sound worse than they were when he was up on the stand during his testimony." "She needs to pay her debt to society." Holmes faces up to 20 years in prison for each count on which she was found guilty. "The only person that can help her is herself. - "I don't want to help Ms.

Theranos founder, Elizabeth Holmes, who was convicted of fraud earlier this year, was back in federal court in San Jose on Monday for a hearing in her push ...

Both sides were set to submit arguments in briefings at a later date. Monday’s hearing was originally set aside for Holmes’s sentencing, but the judge postponed that hearing once the Rosendorff questions arose. The court has since set a new sentencing date for Nov. She needs to pay her debt to society." He also told the court, "Many people have made a lot of money from this scandal. "The only person that can help her is herself.