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Jurors in Elizabeth Holmes' trial concerned over possible release of personal information
KTVU investigative reporter Evan Sernoffsky has the latest developments in the trial of Theranos founder, Elizabeth Holmes.
SAN JOSE, Calif. - A busy day of testimony is expected Thursday in the federal fraud case against Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
Former Walgreens CFO Wade Miquelon finished testifying Wednesday before Robert Amenta, a New York Federal Reserve Bank investigator, took the stand to described the particulars of interstate wire transfers.
Amenta will resume his testimony in the morning before the government is expected to call former Walgreens executive Nimesh Jhaveri.
Separately, a judge will hear two related motions later in the afternoon involving journalists John Carreyrou and Roger Parloff.
Follow below for live updates about the trial from KTVU's Evan Sernoffsky who is reporting from a federal court in San Jose. (Mobile users click here to follow the blog if it does not display below.)
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 22: Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her husband Billy Evans leave the Robert F. Peckham Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in San Jose, Calif., on Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2021. Holmes is charged with two counts o …
Parloff wrote a glowing profile of Theranos for Fortune magazine but later retracted the story, saying he was misled.
Carreryrou exposed Theranos’ failures in a number of articles for the Wall Street Journal and wrote a bestselling book on the company titled "Bad Blood."
Both journalists have been put on a witness list for the defense. Carreyrou is covering the trial for a popular podcast but is subject to a judge’s gag order because he’s on the witness list. He’s seeking to be excluded from the order.
Parloff is also fighting being called to testify in the case.