The biggest deal in the history of the company and she had no idea what was going on? She wasn't involved in any of the discussions or negotiations?! Unbelievable how she doesn't remember any of what had to be the biggest moment in the company's history. She lived and breathed that company. The fact that she tries to distance herself during her deposition is so disingenuous and shocking. She is such a liar. It's hard to believe but delicious to watch as the walls slowly start closing in on her!
It’s as if her attorney told her “ okay don’t straighten your hair, no thick eye liner or red lips.Try to look meek and pale. Pretty much the opposite of how you looked while swindling everyone at Theranos”
@internetpolification on average, you're probably pretty close, but there are several periods where she goes a couple minutes without blinking. I know that's not extreme, but those segments could be considered "scary". Edit: added quotation marks.
Genius levels, huh? "I don't know." "I can't recall." "I am not sure." "I don't doubt that this email is an email." "Yes, but not really, but it's possible." Lmaooooooo Genius......? No.
I like how they had text messages between her and Sunny explicitly stating "we need to run circles around the FDA" and yet she still maintains that they weren't talking about running circles around the FDA. These depositions are so absurd its funny (albeit in a very dark way).
Elizabeth does not want to be accountable for her actions or deflects anything that shows her in bad light. Responding in the negative might think she will be off the hook. Pathetic ! She deserves to serve time for fraud.
You yourself can try changing your voice to a lower/higher pitch by just widening your vocal range as much as you can, with exercises. You will see that you can only speak comfortably (without thinking about it) after 1-2 months. It is a thing of reflex. If you try to switch it back you go through a similar process. All singers and actors do vocal exercises for widening their vocal range. Even I did amateur acting in middle/high school and I really needed to make my voice more powerful. Voice is a tool. Your voice changes across your life. Your childhood voice is not necessarily "yours" - it is often modeled after one of parents or whoever you are near when growing up. And if you don't like how you sound (e.g. I hated my voice in recordings), you can just change it. Nothing inherently fake or evil about this, otherwise we would criminalize makeup too. It's just form. The essence is the fact that she put lives in danger, abused employees, scammed investors, and there is hard evidence for this.
Ma'am I don't remember. But if I did, thats not what I probably thought then, because I know now what I didn't know then. So yes we complied...I think...
As long as theres dirty old rich guys out there for the pick'n, they'll always be predators in the form of these types. Hahaha..She's going to jail but makes for great entertainment.
44:15 Elizabeth was talking. It was her lawyer who may have then started talking over her I believe (I could hardly hear him), so I don't know why she apologized there.
Bet she didn't know what was going on when she was strutting in, waving her arms, and dancing during that company meeting address when their procedures were approved for trials. 👌
World's Most Clueless "CEO" managed to swindle a billion...like....HOW. Her hair gets crazier with every deposition. Like..."catching up with her dead gaze stare" levels of crazy. Is that the same outfit she wore in July?
"Sitting here now", "as I understand it", "I don't know", "I don't remember". What I find especially telling in this smoke screen response language is when asked if she ever heard Sunny Balwani say something; her response is most often "I don't know". WTF does that mean? She can''t say just "No." (often). Maybe this is in subsequent questioning. This is clearly coaching on how to be evasive and not incriminate herself by denying somethings she could get caught on. Liar.
The DA went after what they believe would stick, and the path to least resistance. They would need to prove "criminal intent," and that is very hard, and if not almost impossible to do. Of course, everything she did with that company "was criminal," but proving it is a whole new ball game. That's why they didnt go down "the fraud" charges most likely.
WHY is everyone so shocked and disturbed that she claims 'not to remember' or "does not recall' or 'has no recollection' of specific things that happened several years back~? First of all, they are asking details and specifics and conversations even in negotiations are never that way; people go off on tangents and some things will always spoken, taken and used out of context; but more importantly, it is the safest answer from a legal point of view b/c it is easy to say too much or even say the wrong thing by sheer accident but 'it can (still) and will (still) be used *against* you in a court of law' AT HER TRIAL. If you were answering these questions, your lawyer would be telling you the same thing about how to answer b/c she will be asked all these things again in court.
agreed if you are guilty- like taking the 5th. if you are innocent then you have no problem answering the questions truthfully. Her denial during questioning will also be used against her with the plethora of phone calls, texts, emails, and witness testimony which absolutely contradict her 'not remembering' answers. She is lying during this deposition but has no choice because admitting guilt now would be the end of it.
She’s got you fooled lol, no one expects those finer details it’s how she keeps distancing herself from everything but then when pressed it’s always just her & Sunny or the way she says EH“it would be whoever was leading the team, at that time” then they say “ok so who was that?” EH “idk, can’t remember”. It just looks stupid, this deposition would make u believe this woman “ceo” knows nothing about her own company
Now that she isn’t directly rearing her children, go a step further, and renove the children from the father. They are one and of the same, and came from the sames nafarious stock!
The biggest deal in the history of the company and she had no idea what was going on? She wasn't involved in any of the discussions or negotiations?! Unbelievable how she doesn't remember any of what had to be the biggest moment in the company's history. She lived and breathed that company. The fact that she tries to distance herself during her deposition is so disingenuous and shocking. She is such a liar. It's hard to believe but delicious to watch as the walls slowly start closing in on her!
You nailed it
The wheels were turning early on to blame Sunny
I think she was strung along and manipulated from the start - sold a dream that could never exist
see ENRON for exactly this kind of ridiculous denial!
@@markcourson3151 Elizabeth's father was high up at Enron. the irony is unimagineable
It’s as if her attorney told her “ okay don’t straighten your hair, no thick eye liner or red lips.Try to look meek and pale. Pretty much the opposite of how you looked while swindling everyone at Theranos”
Exactly what I thought
Exactly.. that's what it looks like..confidence gone.
She actually looks a lot better here as opposed to when she cakes on all that makeup
The amount of time she can go without blinking is scary...
Max 8 seconds. Usually 4. Not that scary
@internetpolification on average, you're probably pretty close, but there are several periods where she goes a couple minutes without blinking. I know that's not extreme, but those segments could be considered "scary".
Edit: added quotation marks.
absolutely phenomenal that as a CEO she can hardly remember significant details
She knew what she was doing. She's a crook and fraud.
She does remember the access codes for the stolen investments for sure 😏
Not really. Playing ignorant is her only defense. Remember the Murdaugh murder trail? Same "as I sit here today I can't dispute it" bullshit.
The investigators are incredible.
She went as far as to get pregnant in order to try and avoid being sent to prison. The judge wasn't going for it.
Twice
I feel bad for her kids
@@TarmacSkinoh don't worry. They're white and rich, they have contacts. They'll be fine.
At the very beginning, does it seem to anybody else that she is fishing for which voice she is going to use?
I LOVE the lack of makeup, the frizzy hair - it screams “HELP ME! I’m a NUTBAG and I didn’t mean it!!!”
YESSSSS!
Every time she uses the word "context" (and she uses it a lot), I think she actually means "Con" text.
hahaha she had like 5 attorneys there for her, and she still went to prison for 11 years
She is a genius at manipulation. Her word choice, tone of voice, eye contact. Exudes a meek presentation
There's nothing genius about her.
Genius levels, huh?
"I don't know." "I can't recall." "I am not sure." "I don't doubt that this email is an email."
"Yes, but not really, but it's possible."
Lmaooooooo
Genius......?
No.
@ she fooled a lot of people. Became a billionaire. That takes genius.
@ she’s a smart woman. Everyone says it’s obvious she’s a crook. How come they didn’t say so before? Because she hoodwinked everyone that’s why
4:48 Closed Captioning says "Ali wheat bread from Cooley", ha ha ha
We finally get to see this right after she got caught for commiting fraud
I n the beginning of the deposition Holmes blinked several times disproving the theory she only blinks once a week.
Now she's blinking.
She may be feeling boxed in
I can see her walking the prison yard conniving other inmates out of their lunch cookie…😂
Hi, do you have testimonies from other employees/board members/Sunny Balwani? Thanks a zillion for this. It’s a fascinating pc of history.
I like how they had text messages between her and Sunny explicitly stating "we need to run circles around the FDA" and yet she still maintains that they weren't talking about running circles around the FDA. These depositions are so absurd its funny (albeit in a very dark way).
Hard to believe her pants didn’t start on fire.
She knows how to handle these attorneys. She blew them off.
Elizabeth does not want to be accountable for her actions or deflects anything that shows her in bad light. Responding in the negative might think she will be off the hook. Pathetic ! She deserves to serve time for fraud.
And she will.
She is ordered to report to prison May 30th 2023, no later than 2:00pm
The 'Female Steve Jobs', is the woman that "can't remember" straight.
That's an insult to Steve Jobs.
HAIR ON POINT
Can't believe she came out of the house with her hair looking like that
Let's see yours stephanie lol
Everything is intentional with narcissists - she knew exactly what she was doing looking like that. 👌🏻
She’s so slick acting like an angel.
Do you have the deposition of Sunny Balwani?
I will have it May 25.
@SBB_News has it been posted out yet?
@@ANTL_Mediano you didn’t
@@internetpolification The SEC keeps telling me they are working on it. I don't have the money to sue for compliance. Best I can do is wait.
I'm shocked that shes using the voice that has already been determined to be fake. She really is a nut.😊
You yourself can try changing your voice to a lower/higher pitch by just widening your vocal range as much as you can, with exercises. You will see that you can only speak comfortably (without thinking about it) after 1-2 months. It is a thing of reflex. If you try to switch it back you go through a similar process. All singers and actors do vocal exercises for widening their vocal range. Even I did amateur acting in middle/high school and I really needed to make my voice more powerful. Voice is a tool. Your voice changes across your life. Your childhood voice is not necessarily "yours" - it is often modeled after one of parents or whoever you are near when growing up. And if you don't like how you sound (e.g. I hated my voice in recordings), you can just change it. Nothing inherently fake or evil about this, otherwise we would criminalize makeup too. It's just form. The essence is the fact that she put lives in danger, abused employees, scammed investors, and there is hard evidence for this.
Cute
She did an interview before jail and admitted her voice was fake
Ma'am I don't remember. But if I did, thats not what I probably thought then, because I know now what I didn't know then. So yes we complied...I think...
her body language speaks volumes as a total chancer, a desperate attempt to save her skin
Toxic narcissism on display.
$7 billion dollars and no stylist on the payroll? 🤷🏽♂️
She looks unhinged
As long as theres dirty old rich guys out there for the pick'n, they'll always be predators in the form of these types. Hahaha..She's going to jail but makes for great entertainment.
I wish we could be in the court room. I wonder why these are avail online, does that mean they can’t be used in court case?
14:54 Man, they'd have a field day with my notebooks, no kidding.
She looks high af
Her hair is frazzled and tired.. a far cry from her straightened long blonde look 😂
Felony hair.
frizzy hair, no make up, duh! Shes been in her lab working on inventions, like inventors do.
What a psychopath
I ain’t gonna lie she would got me too… and I would’ve knew she was bullshittin 😂😂
Essentially, she was just the lady janitor.
Why wasn't this deposition released sooner before the trial. Why was this hidden for so long.
Like most evidence, it's not public until you ask for it. Plus they had to redact it for public access.
The very moment she realized that gravity is real 😂
44:15 Elizabeth was talking. It was her lawyer who may have then started talking over her I believe (I could hardly hear him), so I don't know why she apologized there.
Bet she didn't know what was going on when she was strutting in, waving her arms, and dancing during that company meeting address when their procedures were approved for trials. 👌
World's Most Clueless "CEO" managed to swindle a billion...like....HOW.
Her hair gets crazier with every deposition.
Like..."catching up with her dead gaze stare" levels of crazy.
Is that the same outfit she wore in July?
"Sitting here now", "as I understand it", "I don't know", "I don't remember".
What I find especially telling in this smoke screen response language is when asked if she ever heard Sunny Balwani say something; her response is most often "I don't know".
WTF does that mean? She can''t say just "No." (often). Maybe this is in subsequent questioning.
This is clearly coaching on how to be evasive and not incriminate herself by denying somethings she could get caught on.
Liar.
..... I mean by NOT directly denying something she could later get caught on. :)
The DA went after what they believe would stick, and the path to least resistance. They would need to prove "criminal intent," and that is very hard, and if not almost impossible to do. Of course, everything she did with that company "was criminal," but proving it is a whole new ball game. That's why they didnt go down "the fraud" charges most likely.
🥴 Is she smiling ?
Scared
I wonder if she was a good student in school .
WHY is everyone so shocked and disturbed that she claims 'not to remember' or "does not recall' or 'has no recollection' of specific things that happened several years back~? First of all, they are asking details and specifics and conversations even in negotiations are never that way; people go off on tangents and some things will always spoken, taken and used out of context; but more importantly, it is the safest answer from a legal point of view b/c it is easy to say too much or even say the wrong thing by sheer accident but 'it can (still) and will (still) be used *against* you in a court of law' AT HER TRIAL. If you were answering these questions, your lawyer would be telling you the same thing about how to answer b/c she will be asked all these things again in court.
She draws a blank so she doesn't indict herself.
agreed if you are guilty- like taking the 5th. if you are innocent then you have no problem answering the questions truthfully. Her denial during questioning will also be used against her with the plethora of phone calls, texts, emails, and witness testimony which absolutely contradict her 'not remembering' answers. She is lying during this deposition but has no choice because admitting guilt now would be the end of it.
She’s got you fooled lol, no one expects those finer details it’s how she keeps distancing herself from everything but then when pressed it’s always just her & Sunny or the way she says EH“it would be whoever was leading the team, at that time” then they say “ok so who was that?” EH “idk, can’t remember”. It just looks stupid, this deposition would make u believe this woman “ceo” knows nothing about her own company
@@troy6606 Not fooled. We just recognize "why" she's playing this game and wonder why some are surprised by it.
Why is she sitting with that backdrop behind her? Vanity? Arrenged by her?
I wonder if it’s protocol to hide any identifiable info on the environment she is being interviewed in.
I was close; ChatGPT says it’s to reduce distractions, ensure privacy, and visual consistency
Why does she look like she just rolled out of bed
she's such a cute little charmer
Gee, all that leagal team crap and nobody told her it might be a good idea to... BLINK ???
It was likely.. lol
I think the prosecutor is way too nice
She looks dazed.
Now that she isn’t directly rearing her children, go a step further, and renove the children from the father. They are one and of the same, and came from the sames nafarious stock!
The human Owl😠
She might not own a brush back then
Lol. Crazy.
She’s just the kinda crazy I like. ❤
SHE’S A LIAR
Volcel if wouldn't
That’s a dude !
I like her hair lol... a way to show she not really that organized or polished up
The questioner’s ‘vocal fry’ is a right PITA
I think she's cute, wicked, but cute
Yeah. It's that baby face with those big toddler eyes.
She’s such a cutie 😍
Ugh Wasn't expecting that voice Sounds like a teenage boy 😂