In a surprising development, Judge Gregory Weeks, who presided over the 1996 murder trial of Michael Jordan's father, has petitioned for the release of Daniel Green, citing undisclosed evidence that could impact the case.
Reports indicate that a forensic analyst failed to disclose critical information regarding a blood-like substance found in Jordan's car, suggesting it might not actually be his blood.
This revelation raises significant questions about the integrity of the evidence presented during the original trial. Green was convicted in the murder of James Jordan Sr., and the new information could potentially exonerate him or warrant a retrial