Twist in the case of the murder of Michael Jordan’s father: Was the wrong man convicted?

New data emerges about a case of the last century that shocked public opinion. The judge who had sentenced her alleged assailant to life in prison murder of Michael Jordan’s father in 1993is now asking for his release, as he believes evidence has emerged!

The father of his legend NBAJames Jordan, had been murdered in his car, where he was sleeping, on July 23, 1993. This tragedy had shaken ‘Air’ and had played a major role in what turned out to be his temporary retirement from basketball. The authorities they had found the then 18-year-old Daniel Green guilty attributing the robbery to him as a motive, with the young man being sentenced to life and remains in prison to this day.

THE Judge Gregory Weekswho in 1996 presided over the trial and has now retired, has returned to the spotlight almost 30 years later, expressing doubts about whether the right man has been convicted of the crime. The now retired judge has already testified request to review the case and release the convicted stating that in the trial evidence was received from the forensic audit. He believes that the evidence was not sufficient against Daniel Greenas blood tests from the crime scene came back negative or inconclusive.

The side of the alleged killer, now 49, welcomed Judge Wicks’ initiative. “I am grateful, his action speaks volumes for this case“, he commented to TMZ.