Elizabeth Holmes’ face outside the California federal court was splashed across every news site in 2021—the testimonies and revelations to come from the wire fraud trial encompassing her now-defunct company, Theranos, were almost unbelievable.
But these days, Holmes is nowhere to be seen. Following a hefty 15-week trial, Holmes was found guilty of on one count of conspiracy and three counts of wire fraud in January 2022.
The decision came from a jury convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that her company, which promised a revolutionary technology that could detect illness and disease at an early stage, had deliberately misled customers, subsequently resulting in multiple incorrect medical diagnoses.
The story of Holmes and Theranos itself was shocking enough, hence the global interest in her trial — but then came a podcast, a documentary, an entire television series and now, in 2026, another doco titled You Can See Everything, that has renewed the focus on the turtleneck-wearing disgraced CEO.
At Telluride Film Festival, Nathan Fielder surprised cinemafiles by dropping the documentary on Holmes, You Can See Everything, which was secretly filmed over three years and follows the Theranos founder in the weeks before her prison sentence.
Here is what the Theranos founder is up to as she receives her sentencing.

Where Is Elizabeth Holmes Now?
Elizabeth Holmes is currently serving a federal prison sentence in Texas after being convicted of defrauding investors in her failed blood-testing company, Theranos.
After being found guilty in January 2022, Elizabeth Holmes was set free on a $500,000 bond to await her sentencing.
At the time, multiple reports claimed Holmes chose to reside in a US$135 million estate in Silicon Valley, California. She lived with her husband, Billy Evans, whom she married in secret in 2019 before they welcomed a baby son together in 2021.
In November of 2022, Holmes sentencing was handed down: the former CEO received 11 years and three months’ prison time on four counts of defrauding investors.
Holmes sobbed while receiving her sentence, telling the court: “I regret my failings with every cell of my body.”
The former CEO has maintained her innocence and, according to Reuters, recently asked President Donald Trump to commute her sentence, which currently has six years remaining to be served. As of January 2026, the publication reports that the request is pending.

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