Save this article to read it later.
Find this story in your accountsSaved for Latersection.
Read on for the latest developments, including Chilessown responseto the Court of Arbitration for Sportnot reopeningthe case.
What happened on the day of competition?
During the finals, Chiles was initially given a 13.666 score for her performance in floor gymnastics.
She then replaced Romanias Ana Barbosu and Sabrina Voinea, bumping them to fourth and fifth place.
How did people react to the original decision?
Why did they overturn the decision?
CAS claims that Coach Landis inquiry happened one minute and four seconds after the score was called, a.k.a.
four seconds too late.
However, at the time, the inquiry was accepted, and the committee changed Chiless score accordingly.
Whats happening with the medal?
The IOC decided Sunday that Chiles must return her medal.
As of November 11, Chiles told theTodayshow that she still has the medal.
What have Chiles and Barbosu said?
In her first TV interview, Chiles opened up about her difficult time since the Olympics.
Everything was very right, everything was in the time that it needed to be.
Chiles also toldTodaythat she hasnt spoken to Barbosu, whom she called an amazing athlete.
Whatever shes going through, Im very, very sorry, Chiles said.
Im going through the exact same thing.
After the Court of Arbitration for Sport said it would not review the case, Chiles expressed disappointment statement.
I have no words, sheposted on InstagramAugust 15.
I am now confronted with one of the most challenging moments of my career.
Believe me when I say I have had many.
I believe that at the end of this journey, the people in control will do the right thing.
Simone Biles posted on Instagram Stories in support of her teammate, sending you so much love Jordan.
keep your chin up Olympic champ!
we love you!Womens sports advocateFlavor Flav also sent a tweet of support.
Hit me up my girl,,, I gotchu,!!
!pic.twitter.com/qFVzkgkx25
The 18-year-old Romanian gymnastshared a message about the decisionhours before the Closing Ceremony on August 11.
We athletes are not to be blamed, and the hate directed to us is painful.
The judges did make a mistake, shesaid on theTodayshow.
