How Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison

More than seven years after the first Wall Street Journal story about problems with Theranos' blood tests, its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, was sentenced to over a decade in prison for defrauding the company's investors. She had been found guilty on four counts of fraud during a months-long trial where her lawyers argued that she was an inexperienced entrepreneur who hadn't intended to mislead anyone. Holmes' story is, by now, well known. She founded Theranos as a college dropout, raising hundreds...