The Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes turned herself in for an 11-year jail sentence, marking a closing chapter in a years-long fraud saga that riveted Silicon Valley. The 39-year-old tech founder entered the minimum-security, federal ladies’s jail camp positioned in Bryan, Texas, on Tuesday afternoon. Holmes had been out on bail since she was indicted on fraud expenses in 2018 over her function as the top of the failed blood-testing agency. She was convicted in November 2022 on 4 counts of defrauding buyers and sentenced to 11 years and three months in jail
