Elizabeth Holmes' Prison Term Reduced Again, Release Date Set for August 2032

The former Theranos CEO's sentence has been shortened due to good behavior and participation in prison programs.

Elizabeth Holmes, once at the helm of Theranos, will now be released from prison nearly four months earlier than her last scheduled date.
Holmes' original 11-year sentence has been successively reduced, reflecting credits for good conduct and rehabilitation efforts.
The reductions are part of standard federal prison policies that allow inmates to earn time off for participating in various programs.
Despite the sentence reductions, Holmes is still required to serve at least 85% of her original term, as per federal guidelines.
Holmes and her co-executive, Ramesh 'Sunny' Balwani, were implicated in a massive fraud that misled investors and patients.