Elizabeth Holmes faces 6 a.m. wake-up calls and making her own bed at federal prison camp
in an attempt to rehabilitate her image. Holmes admitted building a persona that wasn't"authentic" — wearing black turtlenecks, red lipstick, messy blonde hair, and lowering her voice.Some inmates and guards at the camp are looking forward to Holmes arriving, The Journal reported. One inmate told the newspaper a corrections officer had joked about getting Holmes to scrub pans.
A copy of"Bad Blood," John Carreyrou's book about the rise and fall of Holmes and Theranos, has been spotted in the library of the prison camp, per The Journal.
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