Convicted Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, whose sentence was commuted for the second time in less than a year, appears to have been a model inmate at a Texas women’s confinement facility, according to the latest Bureau of Prisons records.
Holmes, 40, known in prison as prisoner number 24965-111 at Federal Correctional Facility Bryan, was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison on November 18, 2022, but will be sentenced on August 16, 2032. It is scheduled to be handed down on the day. In lieu of December 29, 2032, federal agencies. online database is shown.
Last July, she was found guilty of four counts of wire fraud and defrauding investors of more than $700 million with lies about Theranos’ blood testing services, and her sentence was reduced by two years.
The disgraced tech executive will now serve just over nine years in prison.
The Bureau of Prisons did not provide a reason for the recent reduction, but the minimum-security FPC Bryan Correctional Facility offers a system in which inmates can earn credits for “pre-release supervision,” which is This means that inmates can spend the remainder of their sentences in home confinement or prison sentences. A halfway house.
According to the Bureau of Prisons, inmates can earn credit through the program, called the First Step Act, by participating in productive activities and recidivism reduction programs to help them transition out of prison.
Currently, eligible inmates receive up to 54 days of good behavior time per sentence.
When Holmes’ sentence was first commuted, authorities said they would not comment on the details of the inmate’s confinement.
In addition to the several-year sentence, Holmes was also ordered to pay $452 million in restitution, along with his ex-boyfriend and former Theranos chief operating officer Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani.
Holmes must pay $250 a month in restitution to her victims, but Holmes’ lawyer told the judge that her “limited means” make it difficult for her to pay the monthly restitution. he claimed.
U.S. District Judge Edward Davila, who presided over both Mr. Holmes and Mr. Balwani’s trials, amended Mr. Holmes’ court filing regarding the restitution payment schedule, so that he will not be required to make monthly payments until he completes his nine-year sentence. He pointed out that. .
Holmes celebrated her 40th birthday in February with her husband and two young children.
Holmes, hotel heiress Billy Evans and their children – 2-year-old William and 11-month-old Invicta – are enjoying family time at FPC Bryan in her arms. It was observed. The photo was first obtained by the Daily Mail programEdited
