Government Exhibit 1106 — Published Wall Street Journal article titled “Elizabeth Holmes: The Breakthrough of Instant Diagnosis,” describing fingerstick collection and analysis in a Theranos laboratory, as well as testing speed, cost, accuracy, blood volume, and test breadth.
6 mentionsGovernment Exhibit 4845 — Fedwire records contain wire information identifying investing entities, transfer amounts, and investment dates. They include a December 30, 2013 transfer of $99,990 from Alan Eisenman to Theranos, wire information for PFM, and pages 18 through 23 produced in response to a subpoena.
6 mentionsDefense Exhibit 7753 — Contains an email, a contract summary, records of pharmaceutical-company receipts, the Celgene-Theranos master service provider agreement, and the ACE-011 statement of work. Spreadsheet and chart material included Pfizer entries, pharmaceutical-company revenue after 2009, and a $5 million grand-total figure for Celgene.
5 mentionsDefense Exhibit 10468 — Emails among Elizabeth Holmes, Daniel Young, and Daniel Edlin concerned content for Theranos's public website, including sample timing, decay, refrigeration, and a fresher-samples slide.
2 mentionsTwo emails from Juror No. 12 to Ms. Kratzmann concerning the juror's prior KPMG employment, courthouse access, and a question about sentencing responsibility — Two emails from Juror No. 12 to Ms. Kratzmann addressed the juror's former KPMG employment, a friend employed by KPMG, courthouse access, and a question about the jury's responsibility for sentencing.
2 mentions12027, pages 1 and 2 — Pages 1 and 2 contain an email and company-expense information supplied during Don Lucas's diligence.
1 mention12692, page 7 — Describes a recommended laboratory HIV testing algorithm.
1 mentionAn alternate juror's email concerning prospective part-time employment, with the start date, nature, and duration described as unclear — Concerns an alternate juror's prospective part-time employment, with the start date, nature, and duration described as unclear.
1 mentionArticle Jhaveri forwarded to Elizabeth Holmes — Identified during Nimesh Jhaveri's recross-examination as an article Jhaveri forwarded to Elizabeth Holmes.
1 mentionCompleted juror questionnaires maintained under seal during the trial — Completed juror questionnaires were maintained under seal during the trial.
1 mentionDefense collection of eight documents concerning Rosendorff's post-Theranos employment, submitted as background with no definite plan to offer any document — A defense collection contains eight documents concerning Rosendorff's post-Theranos employment and was submitted as background without a definite plan to offer any document.
1 mentionDefense Exhibit 12510, Bates pages 6786 through 6804 — Contains portions of a December 2013 Walgreens earnings-call transcript with statements about Theranos and conditional national expansion.
1 mentionDefense Exhibit 7366, pages 2 through end — The materials contain a BDV acknowledgement disclosing Theranos information described as unavailable to participating investors.
1 mentionDefense Exhibit 7586A, page 1 — The email contains a customer-feedback entry reporting that laboratory results were cross-checked as "congruent." Its stated use was limited to Holmes's state of mind regarding the Walgreens arrangement, rather than the truth of the email.
1 mentionDefense Exhibit 7586A, remaining material — Contains the remaining customer-feedback and phlebotomist-report material associated with Exhibit 7586A.
1 mentionDefense packet listing the government's proposed text messages, defense objections, and additional completeness designations — A defense packet lists the government's proposed text messages, defense objections, and additional completeness designations.
1 mentionDocket 809, page 88 — A defense-proposed jury instruction concerning civil regulatory evidence appears at page 88 of Docket 809.
1 mentionExhibit 1431, 1512, 1522, 1524, 1528, 1530, 1548, 1557, 1587, 1589, 1595, 1611, 1617, and 1633 — Contains a group of email exhibits identified by the defense during procedural discussion.
1 mentionExhibit 7476, 7557, 7561, 7571, 7573, 7575, 7576, 7579, 7583, and 7586 — Contains proposed customer-feedback reports identified as Exhibits 7476, 7557, 7561, 7571, 7573, 7575, 7576, 7579, 7583, and 7586.
1 mentionExhibit 9412, 9381, 9382, 9384, 9196, 9409, 9323, and 9158 — Contains Edison validation reports for vitamin D, total T4, testosterone, T3, HCG, vitamin B12, prolactin, and estradiol.
1 mentionFinal jury instructions — Sets out final written jury instructions governing evidence, credibility, conspiracy, wire fraud, good faith, materiality, victim negligence, and loss.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 1770, pages 1 and 2 — A June 2014 Theranos shareholder email links to a Fortune cover story.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 3217, page 1 — Contains a July 2016 email with the subject “CMS Notice on Imposition of Sanctions.”
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4621, page 55 — Page 55 was identified in connection with Holmes's knowledge and intent rather than for the truth of the assertions.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4621, pages 1 through 4 — Contains the CMS cover letter on pages 1 through 4 of Government Exhibit 4621.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4621B, redacted pages 51-55 — Redacted pages 51 through 55 were identified in connection with Holmes's knowledge and intent rather than for the truth of the assertions.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4845, page 19 — Shows an approximately $5.35 million wire from Black Diamond Ventures to Theranos on December 31, 2013.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4845, page 20 — Shows a Federal Reserve Bank record for a $4,875,000 wire.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4845, page 23 — Shows a JPMorgan Chase record of Mosley's wire transfer to Theranos.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 4943, pages 1 and 9 — Contains pages 1 and 9 of Government Exhibit 4943, including a patient-impact assessment.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 5635, pages 6 and 7 — Contains travel arrangements for Holmes's November 2015 trip to Florida.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 670, pages 2 and 3 — Contains a September 2012 email exchange concerning the Safeway on-campus facility.
1 mentionGovernment Exhibit 972, page 4 — Contains a printed email in which Daniel Young recommended rerunning failed tests and attributing the failures to wrong cartridges.
1 mentionInvestor presentations describing Theranos analyzers, cartridges, applications, accuracy, and testing capabilities — The presentations describe Theranos analyzers, cartridges, applications, accuracy, and testing capabilities.
1 mentionJoe Rago's Wall Street Journal article and the accompanying Theranos press release, which the prosecution alleged contained misleading technology claims — The materials consist of Joe Rago's Wall Street Journal article and an accompanying Theranos press release, which the prosecution alleged contained misleading technology claims.
1 mentionJuror No. 9's email reporting possible COVID-19 exposure, no symptoms, a negative over-the-counter test, and plans for laboratory testing — Contains Juror No. 9's report of possible COVID-19 exposure, no symptoms, a negative over-the-counter test, and plans for laboratory testing.
1 mentionMattis's correspondence with Holmes following publication of The Wall Street Journal article — Correspondence between Mattis and Holmes followed publication of The Wall Street Journal article.
1 mentionOctober 2015 Wall Street Journal article addressing Theranos and Siemens analyzers — An October 2015 Wall Street Journal article addresses Theranos and Siemens analyzers.
1 mentionRoger Parloff's article stating that the company had trade-secret protections, described by defense counsel as already in evidence — An article by Roger Parloff stated that the company had trade-secret protections.
1 mentionRoger Parloff's article, discussed as material he might authenticate — An article by Roger Parloff was discussed as material he might authenticate.
1 mentionRoger Parloff's second article, which the court directed counsel to avoid — Roger Parloff's second article was discussed when the court directed counsel to avoid it.
1 mentionThe Dark Report article concerning Invitae, offered by the defense as background and challenged by the government as hearsay and factually misleading — Contains a Dark Report article concerning Invitae that the defense offered as background and the government challenged as hearsay and factually misleading.
1 mentionThe Wall Street Journal article or series of articles used by the parties as an evidentiary analogy — Contains a Wall Street Journal article or series of articles that the parties used as an evidentiary analogy.
1 mentionThe Wall Street Journal article referenced in Exhibit 3086 — Contains a Wall Street Journal article referenced in Exhibit 3086.
1 mentionThe Wall Street Journal article shown to Nimesh Jhaveri during his interview — Contains a Wall Street Journal article shown to Nimesh Jhaveri during his interview.
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