“Is It Possible That She Was Murdered?”: Juanita, the ex-wife of Michael Jordan, speaks out amid rumors that she was robbed in Chicago at gunpoint.

Juanita Vanoy Jordan, the ex-wife of Michael Jordan, replied harshly to a journalist’s piece the next day, accusing her of spreading false information about their carjacking in Chicago.

On Saturday, June 29, Amy Jacobson of “AM 560 The Answer” reported that Juanita had been the victim of a

carjacking outside her Windy City home, and that the robbers had fled after taking her Rolls-Royce. Jacobson tagged TMZ in an attempt to have the story picked up by a prominent media site.

She stated, “Juanita Jordan, the ex-wife of Michael Jordan, was carjacked outside her Chicago home. Her white Rolls Royce, gun, wallet, and keys were stolen.” Could you imagine if she had been killed?

“I don’t call Chicago home.” In a third tweet aimed at Jacobson, Juanita said, “I don’t drive a Rolls Royce.” “I would

have security and a driver if I had a Rolls Royce. The driver and security would undoubtedly be in a tight spot—

TRUST! This would say, “Two Black Male Suspects Shot and…” if any of it were true.YKMYK Take it from someone who has been featured in the media, people: Don’t believe a word you read.

In the last tweet she posted, Juanita said, “Stop with the lying and the BULLS—T.” “I refuse to let negativity enter my existence! WORK MORE EFFICIENTLY!

Juanita was unrelenting in her criticism of Jacobson for not checking her facts before spreading the false tale.

“Whatever happened to fair coverage in the media? She reposted her earlier tweets and stated, “Some things in an article on another platform have been falsely reported.”

Never trust anything you hear. “Believe only half of what you see,” she said in her subsequent Instagram post. As

someone who has been the subject of media attention, be aware that the majority of published content has most

likely not been verified. Don’t believe information if it doesn’t come from the “source.” Verify again and again.