Remember Elizabeth Holmes? With her deep voice, unblinking gaze, and black turtlenecks, she styled herself as the “female Steve Jobs” and took Silicon Valley by storm — raising over $700 million for Theranos and its “revolutionary” blood-testing technology, which she claimed could run hundreds of tests from a single finger-prick.

It all came crashing down. On November 18, 2022, Holmes was sentenced to 11 years in Federal Prison Camp Bryan, a minimum-security facility in Bryan, Texas — the same prison currently housing Ghislaine Maxwell and Jen Shah (Real Housewives of Salt Lake City).

In her first interview from prison, published earlier this year, Holmes described life at Bryan as “hell and torture.” She revealed that she’s been advocating for incarcerated parents and teaching French to fellow inmates.

Holmes’ projected release date is April 3, 2032 — but she’s already had two years shaved off her sentence as a reward for good behavior.

Adding to the intrigue, Holmes’ X account (formerly Twitter), which had been inactive since 2015, suddenly reactivated on August 26. It’s unclear if Holmes herself is posting or if someone is running the account on her behalf.

The first post was an inspirational quote from Martin Luther King Jr., followed by updates on what she’s reading (The Wide Sea) and a cryptic statement about her mental state in prison:

“I have never pushed myself harder mentally, physically, or spiritually in my life.”

Comments on her posts are currently turned off, but her sudden return to social media has reignited speculation about what Holmes might share next — and whether she could drop insider revelations from behind bars.