Hopefully screwing around with medical tests will have much more serious consequences than stealing money. Hopefully this was just the first step, and having her in jail will prevent her from tampering with the evidence for the more serious crimes. Hopefully we live in a society that values lives more than money...
She was, but she was acquitted on those charges.
Like if you order some bullets from a gun shop, and the guy delivers them by doing a drive-by on your house, surely the only legal problem for the deliveryman can't be "these bullets were a ripoff, the gunpowder is already expended!"
The bad diagnostic test in exchange for money is the essence of the fraud she was acquitted of, not some separate harm.
I mean, it's not impossible she could face state law claims about it separate from the federal ones, but any federal criminal claims from the same set of actions would be foreclosed now by double jeopardy (besides retrial on the charges that the jury hung on.)
We should destroy her life for cavalierly playing around with other people's lives in that manner. Theranos intentionally destroyed the database of test results, but their clear goal was to yolo out medical tests.
See eg [1] or [2]
[1] https://mondaynote.com/theranos-trouble-a-first-person-accou...
[2] https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/21/22687026/theranos-patient...