Elizabeth Holmes Again Pleads Not Guilty to Criminal Charges
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Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes again pleaded not guilty to criminal charges after prosecutors added a count of wire fraud.
Department of Justice lawyers have been digging into evidence as both sides prepare for trial scheduled to begin in October. In their latest revision, prosecutors earlier this week added a Theranos patient’s laboratory blood test result which the company wired from California to Arizona in 2015.
Holmes entered the latest plea Friday. Charges against her include conspiracy to defraud patients and investors. Holmes also waived a formal reading of the revised indictment in open court. She had also pleaded not guilty in October 2018.