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Slack.com slash DHQ. Previously on The Dropout, Elizabeth Holmes shared shocking new allegations.

Fighting back tears, Elizabeth told the court she was raped as a student at Stanford, and

claimed she was in an emotional and physically abusive relationship with her former boyfriend

in Therino, COO, Sunny Bellwani. Alligations he's firmly denied. I personally was surprised

at how far her testimony went in terms of bolstering the defense case. Sure, they lost a few

battles, but maybe they're going to win the war. While the claims were compelling, they

don't necessarily negate the allegations of fraud. The problem though is that this is

not an indictment of their relationship. This question is whether she swindled investors

out of three quarters of a billion dollars. In this week's episode, Elizabeth is the

last witness to take the stand at her own fraud trial. I'm not surprised that they decided

that's actually the best strategy. After three months of witness testimony, her fate

is soon to be revealed. Will Elizabeth spend decades in prison? Or leave the San Jose

Court House a free woman? The range of possible outcomes is huge.

From ABC Audio, this is The Dropout, Elizabeth Holmes on trial. I'm Rebecca Jarvis.

Episode 17, The Defense Rests. At 10.15am on Wednesday, December 8, after

Elizabeth Holmes spent seven days on the stand, the defense announced it would call no further

witnesses. It was one more surprise in a trial of many. While the prosecution meticulously

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