Disgraced Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison for Massive Blood-Testing Fraud

Elizabeth Holmes is preparing to report to prison next week for her role in the Theranos blood-testing scam.
Questions remain about her true intentions and whether her punishment fits her crime.
Holmes raised nearly $1 billion from investors for technology that never worked and produced dangerously unreliable results.
While her supporters claim she was unfairly targeted, her actions terrified whistleblowers and put patients at risk.
The Theranos case highlights the danger of hyperbole and exaggeration in Silicon Valley's startup culture.