‘Theranope’ Recent work by Kar Part in Studio City.
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‘Theranope’ Recent work by Kar Part in Studio City.
tvrundown USA 2019.03.15
Friday, March 15th:
(exclusive/streaming): Doom Patrol (DCU), The Grand Tour (amazon), Catastrophe (amazon, stateside premiere of final 4th season, all 6 eps), Shrill (hulu, series premiere, all 6 eps available), Turn Up Charlie (netflix, series premiere, all 8 eps available), Arrested Development (netflix, season 5B available, next 8 eps), "Love, Death & Robots" (netflix, animated adult anthology premiere, 18 eps = 185mins total), Queer Eye (netflix, season 3 "Kansas City" available, all 8 eps), "The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann" (netflix, documentary premiere, all 8 parts)
(hour 1): Dynasty (theCW, season 2C resumes), MacGyver (CBS), Blindspot (NBC), Last Man Standing (FOX) / / The Cool Kids (FOX), Fresh Off the Boat (ABC) / / Speechless (ABC), Wild 'N Out (MTV)
(hour 2): Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (theCW, final season resumes), Hawaii Five-0 (CBS), The Blacklist (NBC), Proven Innocent (FOX)
(hour 3): Blue Bloods (CBS), Strike Back (MAX), Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
(also new): "Murder In-Law" (LMN original movie, 2hrs), 20/20: "The Dropout" (ABC, Elizabeth Holmes/Theranos documentary, 2hrs), "I Am Richard Pryor" (PAR, documentary, 90mins)
(hour 4 - latenight): This Is Not Happening (COM), ELeague (TBS, 2019 "CS:GO" semi-finals)
😱 Theranos wasn’t innovation—it was illusion.
My newest video “Theranos: The $9B Biotech Scam That Fooled the World” exposes how Elizabeth Holmes crafted a Silicon Valley fairy tale—only for it to end in fraud.
▶ Watch it here: Theranos: The $9B Biotech Scam That Fooled the World
Here’s what you’ll uncover:
How Theranos ballooned to a $9 billion unicorn with fake blood-test tech. Right at the center? Elizabeth Holmes' charm and secrecy.
Why patients were misdiagnosed, regulators were misled, and investors were blindsided.
The staggering human toll—whistleblowers under fire, a company dissolving under legal pressure, and Holmes sentenced to 11+ years in prison.
Let’s Talk About It:
Does charisma without substance scare you more than cold truths?
If you were an investor, would you have asked more questions?
What’s the real cost of “fake it until you make it”—especially in medicine?
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’s prison sentence has been reduced by two years while she is currently serving her sentence for fraud. Follow @uinterview for the latest exclusive celebrity videos & news!
Her updated release date is December 29, 2032. She was originally sentenced to 11 years and three months in jail in the Texas prison.
Elizabeth Holmes’ Prison Term Cut by Nearly Two Years
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Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, has had her prison sentence reduced by almost two years, according to Federal Bureau of Prisons r
From Visionary to Convicted: Elizabeth Holmes Faces Jail Time for Theranos Scandal | ElizabethHolmes | TheranosTrial | FallFromGrace | CorporateFraud | JusticeServed | EthicsMatter |
Elizabeth Holmes, the once-celebrated CEO of Theranos, is scheduled to begin her jail sentence on May 30, according to a recent report by CNBC. This development marks a significant turning point in the ongoing legal saga surrounding Holmes and her defunct blood-testing startup. Holmes, who was once hailed as a visionary and potential game-changer in the healthcare industry, now faces the…
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From Visionary to Convicted: Elizabeth Holmes Faces Jail Time for Theranos Scandal | ElizabethHolmes | TheranosTrial | FallFromGrace | CorporateFraud | JusticeServed | EthicsMatter |
Elizabeth Holmes, the once-celebrated CEO of Theranos, is scheduled to begin her jail sentence on May 30, according to a recent report by CNBC. This development marks a significant turning point in the ongoing legal saga surrounding Holmes and her defunct blood-testing startup. Holmes, who was once hailed as a visionary and potential game-changer in the healthcare industry, now faces the…
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Do Not Feel Sorry For Elizabeth Holmes
The infamous Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos fame has been ordered by U.S. District Judge Edward J. Davila to report to the US Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas to begin serving a sentence of 11 years and three months for defrauding investors out of $900,000,000 US dollars (the actual figure is well above $1 billion US.) on May 30, 2023. Elizabeth, her 10 years younger husband, her two small children, and probably her mother will board a flight at San Francisco International Airport. They will fly to George Bush International Airport in Houston. They will rent a car. They will then drive to Bryan, Texas (The home of Texas A and M University.) Around noon Central Standard Time, Elizabeth will surrender herself at the Federal Prison Camp. She will go to receiving and discharge. She will be required to strip naked and submit to a detailed search including a cavity search. She will be issued prison uniforms and basic hygiene supplies. She will be escorted to a dorm and assigned a bunk in a dorm with other female prisoners. She will not be released until 9 years later. She might get a three-day furlough from time to time to visit her husband and two children. She may be allowed to transfer to a halfway house in the last six months of her sentence. When she regains her freedom at age 47 years, her husband will be long gone and with another woman. To her two children, the mother will be a stranger.
Elizabeth was given a massive fortune and the opportunity to do some good for all of us. Right now, she could be a billionaire several times over. She could have had fame and adulation worldwide. She could have had a place in history like Steven Jobs. She squandered this opportunity. She drove one brilliant scientist who could have made it happen to suicide. She failed to listen to brilliant engineers who could have made it work. The money, power, and fame literally went to her head. She missed a golden opportunity.
Elizabeth is lucky that she had a very nice US District Court judge known for giving easy sentences. Had she been in New York City, L.A., Oakland, Dallas, or Houston, she would have got a sentence in the range of twenty-five years. One particular judge in Houston (Judge Hittner) would have given her a sentence between 100 years and 110 years.
None of us will be fortunate enough to get an opportunity like this. Please do not feel sorry for Elizabeth.