There have been damn few people genuinely interested in my actual work, which is part of why I remain independent and poor.
My firsthand experiences of how hard it is to genuinely open doors career-wise is part of what informs my view here. I am well aware I am not supposed to say something like this. I mostly bit my tongue about Elizabeth Holmes because I am quite aware this is not socially acceptable to say.
I spent years and years wanting a better explanation for what went wrong with Theranos and why and it's mostly Verboten still to talk about that, even though the company went bankrupt and she is now serving time (or supposed to be -- maybe she continues to put that off, I haven't looked recently at an update).
My interest in such topics is because I want an actual career and I continue to fail to have one. And this remains true in part because we can't talk about the social dynamics of trying to work with members of the opposite sex unless someone has already been convicted of a crime and then we pretend it's some kind of statistical anomaly, some bizarre outlier, and not something that's potentially tough to navigate every single day if you are a woman wanting to be taken seriously for your work and not sleep your way into power...until that backfires like it ultimately did for Holmes.
I spent years and years feeling like "This Theranos thing does not add up and I bet she is sleeping with one or more powerful men." and not saying it because everyone was comparing her to Steve Jobs, etc. I felt like "Ah, it all makes sense." when her affair with Balwani came out after it was found her company was committing fraud.
Given that Beatriz Villaroel cites no substantial reason at all for working with him, much less for seeking "justice" for him, I would bet money she is secretly sleeping with him and that's her real motive for all this empty, high falutin' talk.
Rehabilitated does not mean "You have a right to gainful employment no matter how badly you behave towards your coworkers." It means you have learned to behave appropriately such that you are no longer a danger to others and therefore are capable of establishing healthy relationships in which you do not victimize people.