San Francisco – Elizabeth Holmes is still imprisoned for defrauding investors who believed in its emerging company in biotechnology, Thiranus. The disgraceful businessman displayed its company’s technology with promises to revolutionize the blood test in America. Thiranus shook the silicon valley.
A federal judge sentenced to Holmes said: “This is a fraud case, as I submitted an exciting project with great expectations and only hope that it will fade by the undesirable, distorting, anger, and regular lies.”
The former Holmes friend, Sunny Bawani, is serving a 13 -year prison sentence for his role in the Thiranus plot scandal, while Holmes spends 11 years.
Billy Evans, the current Holmes friend who came every day from the trial of Holmes months ago in San Jose, has recently retreated In national news headlines. In addition to raising their young children, Evans are busy these days as CEO of the new biotechnology startup, called HaEMANTHUS.
“Yes, our CEO, Billy Evans, is Elizabeth Holmes. This is not Thiranus 2.0. Thiranus tried to reduce the current tests. Our approach is essential. We use light on full reading in biological fluids. Advantages.”
Elizabeth Holmes continued, “Hamanthus’ X Post”, involved zero in HaEMANTHUS. We have learned from her company’s mistakes, but she has no role, now or a future. “
Holmes imprisoned in the Federal Prison camp in Texas. Haemanthus is located in Austin, Texas, about two hours’ drive west of the famous prisoner prison cell. Before sending her to prison, Holmes lived 41 -year -old in Wodeside with Evans.
The new Evans claims to develop “the first sensors in the world for health in the world. Our technology embodies thousands of vital indicators simultaneously. We use the Raman spectrum, which researchers use to detect cancer, Parkinson, and Covid. We make laboratory technology available through modern lasers and AI.”
Investors who approached Hymanthos The New York Times was told It tries to start running Evans to raise more than $ 50 million.
The jury found that Holmes was guilty in 2022 by defrauding the wealthy and developed investors who poured hundreds of millions of dollars in Thiranus before it exploded.
Meanwhile, Holmes get 31 cents per hour at work as a legal writer for her colleagues in the Federal Prison camp. In interview it only from the bars, Holmes told People magazine“Many of these women have no person, and as soon as they get there, they are forgotten. Humans are not made to be in cells.”
Holmes passes the time by reading books, attending treatment sessions and writing patents for new inventions. She also did not abandon her dream of returning to her career in biotechnology, according to People magazine.
Holmes said in the interview: “There is no day that I have not continued to work in my research and inventions. I am completely committed to a dream that health care solutions are available at reasonable prices for everyone,” Holmes said in the interview.