Elizabeth Holmes, convicted in the Theranos fraud case, remains adamant about her innocence, giving a recent interview where she reflects on her experiences in prison and her family life. Despite serving a seven-year sentence, she highlights her bonding rituals with her children, who visit her twice a week. Holmes admits to having learned from her past decisions, expressing a desire to change and wishing to establish a tech company again. Currently awaiting an appeal verdict, she feels misunderstood and criticizes media portrayal of her situation.
"It’s surreal. People who have never met me believe so strongly about me. They don’t understand who I am. It forces you to spend a lot of time questioning belief and hoping the truth will prevail."
"I would have done things differently, and I'm not the same person I was back then. It’s been hell and torture to be here."
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