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Elizabeth Holmes claims she was silenced before documentary release

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes posted a message from prison on Sunday ahead of the upcoming documentary You Can See Everything.

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File photo A dimly lit empty cinema theater with rows of red chairs facing a projector screen. Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko

Holmes marks her social media posts

The disgraced entrepreneur stated that future messages written by her will carry the initials -EAH. She explained that any content lacking this signature comes from her team managing the account. Holmes noted she has been posting on X since her 2022 sentencing with assistance from others.

Statement regarding her imprisonment

In her message, Holmes wrote that she was imprisoned for 1,216 days and nights. She expressed a desire to prove her innocence and return home to her children. Her partner Billy Evans helped manage the account during this period.

Upcoming documentary release details

The new film directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is set for release next month. Audiences will see footage related to her time in federal custody. The documentary examines the events surrounding her conviction for wire fraud.

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