Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reached the federal prison on Tuesday to start her 11-year sentence. 39-year-old Holmes was last year convicted on four counts of fraud related to her failed blood testing start-up.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reaches federal prison to start 11-year sentence

Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, has been making the headlines since 2013, initially for good reasons but then things changed over the years. The 39-year-old American entrepreneur has been convicted of fraud and sentenced to 11 years in prison which begins today.

Theranos fraud: Here are 10 things you should know about Elizabeth Holmes

Elizabeth Holmes, who was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison by a US federal court for turning her Silicon Valley venture, Theranos, into a sophisticated fraud, duping billionaires and other naïve investors into funding an apparently groundbreaking company whose medical technology never worked, will begin her prison on May 30.

Who is Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes? Why has she been sentenced to jail?

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, portrayed by her lawyers as a hard-working, young, and naive businesswoman whose company simply failed, is in the headlines yet again.

From visionary to fallen biotech star: The rise and fall of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been accused by prosecutors of telling lies and cheating investors for fame and money. Holmes is facing a trial for fraud charges over her role in the now-defunct health technology company.

Prosecuters claim Theranos founder told 'grandiose' lies to cheat investors

Net worth of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and chief executive of Theranos Inc, was estimated to be zero after multiple investigations by federal and state agencies

Theranos founder's net worth is nil, Forbes estimates