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I'm John Kerry Roo.

And this is the final episode of Bad Blood, the final chapter.

On Monday, January 3rd, after a four month trial, and over 50 hours of deliberations,

stretching over seven days, the jury in the United States versus Elizabeth Holmes found

the Theranos found her guilty on four of 11 charges.

She was found not guilty on four other counts, and on the remaining three, the jury could

not reach a unanimous decision.

Following statement was issued by the US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois.

As she has said, the jurors in this 15 week trial navigated a complex case amid a pandemic

and scheduling obstacles.

I thank the jurors for their thoughtful and determined service that insured verdicts

could be reached.

The guilty verdicts in this case reflect Miss Holmes' culpability in this large-scale

investor fraud, and she must now face sentencing for her crimes.

On today's episode, we revisit the drama of the verdict.

We dissect its meaning and why the jury wasn't able to agree on three counts, and we

discuss the pieces of evidence that we think sealed Holmes' fate.

We also examine what comes next for Holmes.

Each guilty count carries a maximum term of 20 years, but whether she goes to prison

and for how long are very much open questions.

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