Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the controversial company Theranos, was spotted jogging at a federal prison in Texas, the same facility where the infamous Ghislaine Maxwell has been transferred. The images show Holmes, now 41, dressed in a grey outfit, which included shorts and gloves, seemingly engrossed in a device that resembled either an iPad Mini or Kindle, all while in a recreational area.
Holmes, a mother of two, is currently serving an 11-year sentence for defrauding investors at Theranos, a blood testing startup that fizzled out after its claims were revealed to be misleading.
The former tech star is now sharing space with Maxwell, who is 63, following an unexpected transfer from a facility in Tallahassee, confirmed by federal authorities on Friday.
Details around this sudden relocation remain unclear.
This transfer occurred after Maxwell had meetings with Associate Attorney General Todd Blanche on two occasions. Her legal team has publicly discussed the possibility of securing pardons or sentence commutations from the president.
Maxwell, who was sentenced to remain in prison until 2037, has offered to testify before Congress regarding high-profile offenders, but only if granted immunity to share sensitive information about Epstein.
Maxwell was convicted in 2021 for sex trafficking, specifically for facilitating the abuse of a minor victim by Epstein from 1994 to 2004.
She has not appeared in public since housing reality TV figure Jen Shah, who is also a convicted felon.
Recently, former President Trump mentioned he has not dismissed the possibility of granting clemency to Maxwell, although he contended that no formal approaches have been made regarding this issue.
