Florida Sex Predator Wins Lottery, Victims Sue

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Two victims of a sexual predator have filed a lawsuit after he won $3 million in a Florida Lottery jackpot. Since released from prison in 2006, [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Timothy Poole works for Triangle Cab which is owned by his mother....... I hope the remainder of his winnings, after taxes & attorney fees, will go to the 2 boys.[/FONT]


http://www.wftv.com/ap/ap/florida/alleged-sex-victims-sue-when-predator-wins-lottery/njb4W/

http://www.wctv.tv/home/headlines/V...ator-Sue-after-He-Wins-Lottery-286997631.html
 
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I hope they freeze his assets until the judgment. But since he won the money 2 months ago; then he may have moved it around by now.
 
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