GUILTY FL - Abraham Shakespeare Killed After Winning $30 Million Lottery, Polk County, Apr 2009 *new trial request 2023* #10

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I remember posting in her threads back then and she was absolutely deluded in her pursuit of Abraham's money and trying to hide her crimes..
Her interview tapes (I believe they were removed from the net) were something else. She built lies upon lies and expected the detectives to buy her numerous stories, whilst trying to woo one of the cops into her manipulation in a side arc.
An incredibly monstruous person.
 
  • #22
Marino47 said:
Does anyone know if any of his money was recovered from her and given to his son?
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I wondered about where did all his money go hope it went to his son :(
 
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