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'He would force me to have sex with him when I didn't want to because he would say that he wanted me to know he still loved me,' said Holmes, in tears. In court earlier this week, Holmes sobbed as she accused Balwani of abusing her and forcing her into sex.Įarlier this month, Holmes accused Balwani of being abusive and controlling, and forcing her to have sex against her will during their 12-year relationship, which ended in 2016. The three pages of scrawling outlined how Holmes should start her day, beginning with forcing herself out of bed and spending 30 minutes – ‘never a minute less’ – writing down the day’s goals. The document, released as evidence earlier this month, includes mantras such as ‘I will never meet with anyone for more than five minutes unless I have written down why.’
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She claimed her ex-boyfriend was abusive and once gave her controlling handwritten instructions on how to become ‘the new Elizabeth.’
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Her co-defendant and ex-boyfriend Sunny Balwani, 56, is set to start trial early next year.
If convicted, Holmes could face up to 20 years in federal prison. Holmes' trial has spanned nearly four months with 32 witnesses taking the stand, with closing arguments ended on December 17. Holmes herself became the subject of cover stories in business magazines.īut unknown to most people outside Theranos, the company's blood-testing technology was flawed, often producing inaccurate results that could have endangered the lives of patients.Īfter the flaws were exposed in 20, Theranos eventually collapsed and the Justice Department filed a criminal case in 2018 that charged Holmes with 11 felony counts of fraud and conspiracy. It was such a compelling concept that Theranos raised more than $900million and struck partnerships with major retailers Walgreens and Safeway. Many investors became to pull out after finding out the technology (pictured) was flawed and produced inaccurate results