The founder of Theranos, ElizabethHolmes, exits federal court in San Jose, California, on Tuesday, December 21, 2021.
The jurors told the judge that they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict on three of the charges against the Theranos founder.
The jurors were called into the courtroom and given an order to continue deliberations. The jury could still reach a partial verdict on the remaining counts if they fail to come to an agreement.
The couple arrived at the San Jose courthouse with their parents and parents. She is in the courtroom for the first time since December 23, when the jury indicated it had a note for her. When a notice is posed for the judge, the man who is staying at a hotel across the street shows up in the courtroom.
Over the course of seven days, the jury has deliberated for about 46 hours. The case was handed to them on December 17 after a three-month trial. She was the primary witness in her defense.
The jurors were read jury instructions on Monday. The instruction tells them that the burden of proof is on the government and that they should be careful.
It is the third time that jurors have produced a note for her. They asked if they could take instructions home for review. All deliberations must take place on site. They asked to listen to the audio that they heard during the trial of the person who killed 12 people.
The jurors met on Wednesday. They took the rest of the week off after they didn't reach a verdict.
If he is convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. She denied the charges.
After the jury was sent back into deliberations, she walked over to her family seated in the next row. Her dad kissed her on the forehead after she embraced Evans and her mom.
The jury is going to hear the case in the trial.
