BREAKING NEWS: Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison in Texas to begin 11-year sentence for Theranos fraud
- Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, 39, arrived at a federal facility in Bryan, Texas, on Tuesday, wearing a beige jumper and blue jeans
- She showed up at the jail, ready to begin her 11-year prison sentence
Elizabeth Holmes has reported to a prison in Texas to begin her 11-year sentence for conning the world with her health technology company.
Theranos founder Holmes, 39, arrived at a federal facility in Bryan, Texas, on Tuesday, flanked by officials as she wore a beige jumper, casual blue jeans, and glasses.
The outfit she reported to prison in was a far cry from the poised red-lipped, black turtleneck tech CEO she once was during her blood-testing hoax heyday.
She laughed and smiled while talking to her handlers as she walked into the minimum-security federal women’s prison camp.
Elizabeth Holmes was seen smiling and laughing with her handlers as she arrived to prison
Holmes arrives at the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas
Theranos founder Holmes, 39, showed up on Tuesday, wearing a beige jumper and blue jeans
She will see out her jail sentence out of state – miles away from the $9million San Diego mansion she shares with partner Billy Evans and their two children
The convicted fraudster spent her final days of freedom soaking up the sun with her family – without any hope or possibility of another last-minute reprieve that allowed her to dodge prison for a month.
She will see out her jail sentence out of state – miles away from the $9million San Diego mansion she shares with partner Billy Evans and their two children.
U.S. District Judge Edward Davila set her revised prison-reporting date to May 30, meaning she was allowed to spend Memorial Day Weekend with her family before her spell in prison.
On Monday, exclusive DailyMail.com photos showed Holmes savoring her last days as a free woman with a wholesome trip to the beach near their oceanfront home, while being supported by her mother and father who have been staying with her ahead of her sentence.
On Saturday her parents were seen taking care of household errands by stocking up on groceries at a local Whole Foods Market, while Holmes and Evans spent quality family time at Tide Park, a secluded beach two miles north of their home.
Holmes’ young children will have to spend much of their childhood without their mother.
