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I read the article and it says nothing about Holmes’ remorse or lack thereof. It’s normal to exhaust your legal options, and there’s nothing wrong with it. Do y

I read the article and it says nothing about Holmes’ remorse or lack thereof. It’s normal to exhaust your legal options, and there’s nothing wrong with it. Do you have any stronger evidence for your claims?

metadat 4y ago
100% agree, it is normal to exhaust all legal avenues, especially if you have no conscience or soul after you ripped off, lied to, and scammed a bunch of people. No new evidence to report (or needed, imo).
- the-anarchist 4y ago
  Yeah, think about the poor investors and VCs. Burn the witch!
  - FunnyBadger 4y ago
    The investors should have known better. They (e.g. George Shlutz, Henry Kissinger, etc.) primarily invested because they knew her father and it was a done deal due to their old-boy network. They got what they deserved when they failed to perform even minimal due diligence. She absolutely took advantage of their blind faith in their social network and was pushing obviously fraudulent technology. But the investors were all idiots also. Both should be jailed! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10366623/Meet-Theranos-investors-defrauded-millions.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10366623/Meet-Thera...
  - mojomark 4y ago
    > Yeah, think about the poor investors and VCs. From the article "...lying to investors about a Theranos technology she hailed as a revolution in healthcare but which in practice produced dangerously inaccurate results." Duping investors clearly isn't the worst crime committed here. The true crime is puting sick people at even more health risk simply because she wanted to be a billionaire. I could care less about losing money, just like I don't cry when a stock or property I own plummets in value - there is risk (gamble), and I accept it when it doesn't work out in my favor unless someone is literally stealing from me intentionally and even then I admit partial negligence as I should have done more due dillegence to prevent being dupped. However, when my family consults a healthcare provider, I trust them to not intentionally harm us. So, yes, I join the chorus and say good riddence Elizabeth and we'll done law enforcement.

metadat 4y ago

100% agree, it is normal to exhaust all legal avenues, especially if you have no conscience or soul after you ripped off, lied to, and scammed a bunch of people. No new evidence to report (or needed, imo).

the-anarchist 4y ago
Yeah, think about the poor investors and VCs. Burn the witch!
- FunnyBadger 4y ago
  The investors should have known better. They (e.g. George Shlutz, Henry Kissinger, etc.) primarily invested because they knew her father and it was a done deal due to their old-boy network. They got what they deserved when they failed to perform even minimal due diligence. She absolutely took advantage of their blind faith in their social network and was pushing obviously fraudulent technology. But the investors were all idiots also. Both should be jailed! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10366623/Meet-Theranos-investors-defrauded-millions.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10366623/Meet-Thera...
- mojomark 4y ago
  > Yeah, think about the poor investors and VCs. From the article "...lying to investors about a Theranos technology she hailed as a revolution in healthcare but which in practice produced dangerously inaccurate results." Duping investors clearly isn't the worst crime committed here. The true crime is puting sick people at even more health risk simply because she wanted to be a billionaire. I could care less about losing money, just like I don't cry when a stock or property I own plummets in value - there is risk (gamble), and I accept it when it doesn't work out in my favor unless someone is literally stealing from me intentionally and even then I admit partial negligence as I should have done more due dillegence to prevent being dupped. However, when my family consults a healthcare provider, I trust them to not intentionally harm us. So, yes, I join the chorus and say good riddence Elizabeth and we'll done law enforcement.