Michael Jordan, breaking into the villa in Chicago: a boy arrested – Corriere.it

Highland Park, Illinois, USA. Just north of Chicago is Michael Jordan’s mansion, the one with her 23 to personalize the entrance gate. Nine bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, a regulation size basketball court, putting green and pool. An ultra-luxury home that has become cursed, because the NBA legend has been trying to sell it for ten years now. In 2013 the price was 30 million dollars, now less than 15 is enough. No one has lived there since 2012, but in the last few hours – according to reports from Tmz — someone entered it (and not with the keys). It’s about Raiden Hagerdorn, an 18-year-old boy caught red-handed inside the building. Merit of the report of the neighbors, suspicious of the unusual noises coming from the villa.

Four years to build the villa

Hagedorn was released on bail (meaning no money was paid) and is due in court on April 20. to respond to allegations of trespassing and property damage (according to the first reports the boy had no intention of stealing, there is only a damaged window). Who knows what Jordan, six times NBA champion with the Bulls and over five times MVP, thought. He retired in 2003 after a spell with the Washington Wizards and his villa in Chicago (it took four years to build) was recently used to shoot the video for Franchisea song by rapper Travis Scott. Jordan isn’t just trying to sell his famous mansion, but also the Charlotte Hornetsa franchise purchased 13 years ago and which is experiencing yet another miserable season (24 wins and 56 losses in the Eastern Conference).