Marion Jones has not died. Her career died when she admitted to taking Performance Enhancing Drugs to win the Olympics. I have known her personally since she was a little girl, I know how good she was then and think she didn't need to cheat. But she cheated. They took away her medals, fined her, sent her to jail and kicked her out of the sport. Since then she has managed to make a few dollars playing Professional Basketball, where they don't care about her PED use as much.
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Marion Jones was a highly successful track and field athlete known for winning multiple Olympic medals, including three gold medals at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. She also faced controversy and later admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs, resulting in her being stripped of her medals and facing legal consequences. Jones has since retired from athletics and works as a motivational speaker and sports commentator.
Marion Jones
Marion Jones, aka Marion Jones-Thompson is trying to go to WNBA. So far, she has won 3 gold medals and 2 silver medals. Jones was born on October 12, 1975 in Los Angles, California. Marion is 5' 10".
After the 2000 Olympics, Marion Jones was earning $70 to 80 thousand per race in addition to over a million dollars in race bonuses and endorsements as well as multi-million dollar endorsements. Marion Jones was one of track's first female millionaires but is now worth approximately $500 thousand.
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Marion Jones, a former US Olympic gold medalist in track and field, was stripped of her awards when it was revealed she was involved in doping. In July, 2006 Marion was implicated in a fake check scam, and pleaded guilty to lying to an IRS officer. She was subsequently sentenced to six months in a New York prison.
Marion Jones was a former athlete, who for a living, was a basketball player for the Tulsa Shock in the WNBA and was also a track and field champion. For the latter, she won 5 medals at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, but was forced to forfeit her medals after her confession of using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Marion Barber broke numerous records in football and he was exelled in football, baseball and track.
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