The morning we went to the zoo, Mr. Evans at Starbucks. He returns to find the barista writing “Billy the Kid” on his coffee cup. Ms. didn’t get it. Holmes is the reference.
called Mr. Evans for work while I was visiting. I asked what he was doing. “A lot of different things, investments, starting companies,” he answered, without elaborating. How does Ms. Holmes his legal costs? “I can’t,” he said. “I have to work for the rest of my life to try to pay it off.” I asked if the family of Mr. Evans is helping with his legal expenses. He shook his head no.
An the previous legal team quit after Ms. could not pay them. Holmes. One pre-sentence report of the government put his legal fees at more than $30 million. Ms. did not elaborate. Holmes on how those fees will be paid, and his current representatives at Williams & Connolly did not respond to emails asking about his financial arrangements.
Their toddler, William, recently developed a 105-degree fever, the couple said. They took him to the emergency room. The first thing the attending doctor said was, “You look exactly like that horrible woman.” Ms. looked at him. Holmes with his intense blue eyes, and said, “I’m sure you’re a better man than he is.” The doctor seemed to realize who he was talking to. He continued, “Then he said, ‘Are you Elizabeth Holmes?’ And I said, ‘Yes,’ and he said, ‘I’m sorry,’ and I said, ‘No, all you know is what you read.'”
By Billy’s father, William L. Evans’s tally, there are “over 67,600,600” web results on Ms. Holmes, all of them were negative, compared to “21 million results, many of them positive” for Osama bin Laden, numbers he wrote in a letter to the court. The mother of Ms. Noel Holmes, who stopped chilling in a Barnes & Noble when he saw his daughter portrayed in a book display as a “paranoid sociopath” who had “no conscience.”