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Urooj Khan
- Urooj Khan an Indian immigrant to the United States won US$1 million in the Illinois lottery in 2012. His joy was short-lived as he died under mysterious circumstances just days after receiving his winnings.
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1 / 31 Fotos
Urooj Khan
- Initially, it was ruled that he had died from natural causes however after his brother had pushed for the coroner's office to take a closer look at his brother's death the truth came to light. An autopsy revealed he was poisoned with cyanide.
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2 / 31 Fotos
Jeffrey Dampier
- In 1996, security guard Jeffrey Dampier struck gold with a life-changing US$20 million Illinois lottery win. But his life took a dark turn.
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3 / 31 Fotos
Jeffrey Dampier
- He divorced his wife, gave her half the winnings, remarried, and even had an affair with his new sister-in-law. Tragically, he was shot to death by her and her new boyfriend, ending his lottery-winning journey in a gruesome way.
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4 / 31 Fotos
Willie Hurt
- Willie Hurt won US$3.1 million in the Michigan lottery in 1989. Initially, he celebrated his newfound wealth, but his life quickly spiraled out of control.
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5 / 31 Fotos
Willie Hurt
- Two years after he won Hurt was divorced, had lost custody of his children, and had picked up a very bad addiction to drugs. He spent most of his winnings on this new addiction to drugs, leading to legal issues and a tragic fall from grace.
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6 / 31 Fotos
Abraham Shakespeare
- Casual laborer Abraham Shakespeare's life took a tragic turn after he won US$30 million in a Florida lottery in 2006. Three years later, he was reported missing by his family. His body was later discovered underneath a concrete slab in 2010 at an acquaintance's house. It came to light that Shakespeare had been murdered by DeeDee Moore, who had befriended him.
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7 / 31 Fotos
Lisa Arcand
- Massachusetts resident Lisa Arcand won US$1 million in 2004. Despite her newfound fortune, poor financial decisions, including a failed restaurant investment, left her struggling financially.
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8 / 31 Fotos
Gerald Muswagon
- Gerald Muswagon won the Canadian lottery to the value of US$10 million in 1998, and it seemed like a dream come true. The 42-year-old from Manitoba, Canada, hit the jackpot on a lucky US$2 Super 7 ticket. However, he struggled with the newfound wealth and faced personal demons. Tragically, he ended his own life just a few years after winning.
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9 / 31 Fotos
Alex Toth
- Alex Toth won a US$13 million lottery jackpot in Florida in 1990. Toth decided to take the winning in annual installments earning him a cool US$666,666 per year.
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10 / 31 Fotos
Alex Toth
- Toth would go on to live a life of pure luxury with his wife Rhoda. The couple developed a nasty gambling addiction and according to The Sun were living in a US$ 1000-a-night Las Vegas hotel room for nearly 3 months. Toth ended up filing for bankruptcy and living on social benefits before his death in 2008.
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11 / 31 Fotos
Americo Lopes
- Americo Lopes, a construction worker, won the US$38.5 million in the New Jersey lottery according to The New York Times. Lopes quit his job and initially lied about how he came into such a large amount of cash.
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12 / 31 Fotos
Americo Lopes
- When he eventually confessed to a former coworker, problems arose. Several coworkers accused Lopes of failing to honor their agreement to share the winnings as they had all pitched in to buy the ticket, resulting in a fraud lawsuit. Ultimately, the court ruled in favor of the coworkers. Lopes had to divide the prize.
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13 / 31 Fotos
Ibi Roncaioli
- Ibi Roncaioli won US$7.4 million in the Canadian lottery in 1991 which she ended up splitting with a friend. However, her story took a dark turn when she kept her winnings a secret from her husband. After having sent $1.4 million to a child she had secretly had with another man, Dr. Joseph Roncaioli could no longer hold his temper. The gynecologist poisoned his wife with painkillers resulting in her death.
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14 / 31 Fotos
Jack Whittaker
- In 2002, West Virginia contractor Andrew Jackson Whittaker Jr. won a jaw-dropping US$114 million from a US$315 million multistate Powerball draw. However, luck quickly turned against him.
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15 / 31 Fotos
Jack Whittaker
- Thieves snatched $545,000 he had stashed in a car in 2003 and another $200,000 a year later in the exact same fashion. Caesar's Atlantic City sued him for $1.5 million in bounced checks. Within four years, his once-massive fortune had vanished.
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16 / 31 Fotos
Billie Bob Harrell Jr.
- Pentecostal pastor Billie Bob Harrell Jr. won a staggering US$31 million in the Texas lottery in 1997. He quit his job, bought a ranch, traveled to Hawaii, and bought 6 additional houses and a fleet of new cars. Harrell Jr. also bought 480 turkeys to donate to the poor according to Times.
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17 / 31 Fotos
Billie Bob Harrell Jr.
- However, the pressures of wealth, constant financial demands from friends and family, and the weight of expectations took a toll on him. Tragically, he fell into a deep depression and eventually took his own life.
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18 / 31 Fotos
Denise Rossi
- In 1997, Denise Rossi won US$1.3 million in the California lottery. Her immediate response was to file for divorce from her husband. However, she didn't disclose her winnings during the divorce proceedings, which led to legal trouble. In the end, the judge awarded every cent of her lottery win to her husband.
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19 / 31 Fotos
Jay Sommers
- In 1988, Jay Sommers, Michigan's youngest lottery winner at 20, hit the jackpot with US$5 million. He was the poster boy for easy riches. However, poor investments and legal battles drained his fortune. He entrusted US$5 million to a trust fund, which was embezzled by the trustee.
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20 / 31 Fotos
Jay Sommers
- Sommers ventured into NASCAR, costing him US$200,000 annually. He quit college, sued the trustee, and settled for US$800,000. Legal fees and trial expenses ate up more. Today he regrets the lottery win that ultimately ruined his life.
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21 / 31 Fotos
Ronnie Music Jr.
- Ronnie Music Jr. won US$3 million in Georgia's 2015 lottery. But instead of investing wisely, he chose a criminal path, investing in 11 pounds of crystal meth. This choice led him straight to prison.
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22 / 31 Fotos
Evelyn Adams
- Convenience store worker Evelyn Adams had two winning tickets in the 1985 and 1986 New Jersey lottery, totaling US$5.4 million.
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23 / 31 Fotos
Evelyn Adams
- Like so many other winners before her Adams could not help herself and started the path to her own downfall. She squandered it all on slot machines, gifts, and risky investments. Today, she reportedly lives in a trailer.
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24 / 31 Fotos
William 'Bud' Post
- In 1988, William 'Bud' Post hit a US$16.2 million Pennsylvania jackpot. But the excitement faded fast. Lawsuits, family disputes, and bankruptcy followed. His ex-girlfriend sued him, his brother hired a hitman according to Forbes, and others demanded money. Post's lavish spending on houses, boats, cars, and even a two-engine plane that didn't have a license to fly was his ultimate downfall.
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25 / 31 Fotos
Keith Gough
- Keith Gough's GBP£9 million lottery win in 2005 brought luxury but also turmoil. He quit his job, indulged in cars and a VIP box at Aston Villa his dream soccer club, but spiraled into alcoholism. His marriage crumbled, and he checked into rehab. Keith later confessed that the win "ruined his life," feeling bored and distrustful. He died at 58, targeted by a scam artist who bled him dry. Despite the breakup, his ex-wife still supported him financially. The scammer, James Prince, took advantage of Keith's vulnerability. The lottery dream became a nightmare.
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26 / 31 Fotos
Marva Wilson
- Marva Wilson won US$2 million in the Georgia lottery in 2007. Her story takes a unique twist as she generously helped others financially, including buying houses and cars for friends and family. However, her kindness led to financial troubles, and she ended up declaring bankruptcy.
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27 / 31 Fotos
Suzanne Mullins
- Suzanne Mullins won US$4.2 million in the Virginia lottery in 1993. Despite her substantial winnings, poor financial decisions and family disputes led to more than US$1 million in debt for Mullins.
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28 / 31 Fotos
Janite Lee
- Janite Lee, an immigrant from South Korea, won US$18 million in the 1993 Illinois Lottery. At first, she bought a million-dollar home and seemed set for life.
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29 / 31 Fotos
Janite Lee
- However, Lee made poor financial decisions leading her to sell her annual checks for a lump-sum amount. A decade later, at 60, she filed for bankruptcy, leaving her with US$2.5 million in debt.
Sources: (Times) (Insider) (The New York Times) (The Sun) (Forbes) (Express UK)
See also: Simple ways to make your cash last
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0 / 31 Fotos
Urooj Khan
- Urooj Khan an Indian immigrant to the United States won US$1 million in the Illinois lottery in 2012. His joy was short-lived as he died under mysterious circumstances just days after receiving his winnings.
© Shutterstock
1 / 31 Fotos
Urooj Khan
- Initially, it was ruled that he had died from natural causes however after his brother had pushed for the coroner's office to take a closer look at his brother's death the truth came to light. An autopsy revealed he was poisoned with cyanide.
© Shutterstock
2 / 31 Fotos
Jeffrey Dampier
- In 1996, security guard Jeffrey Dampier struck gold with a life-changing US$20 million Illinois lottery win. But his life took a dark turn.
© Shutterstock
3 / 31 Fotos
Jeffrey Dampier
- He divorced his wife, gave her half the winnings, remarried, and even had an affair with his new sister-in-law. Tragically, he was shot to death by her and her new boyfriend, ending his lottery-winning journey in a gruesome way.
© Shutterstock
4 / 31 Fotos
Willie Hurt
- Willie Hurt won US$3.1 million in the Michigan lottery in 1989. Initially, he celebrated his newfound wealth, but his life quickly spiraled out of control.
© Shutterstock
5 / 31 Fotos
Willie Hurt
- Two years after he won Hurt was divorced, had lost custody of his children, and had picked up a very bad addiction to drugs. He spent most of his winnings on this new addiction to drugs, leading to legal issues and a tragic fall from grace.
© Shutterstock
6 / 31 Fotos
Abraham Shakespeare
- Casual laborer Abraham Shakespeare's life took a tragic turn after he won US$30 million in a Florida lottery in 2006. Three years later, he was reported missing by his family. His body was later discovered underneath a concrete slab in 2010 at an acquaintance's house. It came to light that Shakespeare had been murdered by DeeDee Moore, who had befriended him.
© Shutterstock
7 / 31 Fotos
Lisa Arcand
- Massachusetts resident Lisa Arcand won US$1 million in 2004. Despite her newfound fortune, poor financial decisions, including a failed restaurant investment, left her struggling financially.
© Shutterstock
8 / 31 Fotos
Gerald Muswagon
- Gerald Muswagon won the Canadian lottery to the value of US$10 million in 1998, and it seemed like a dream come true. The 42-year-old from Manitoba, Canada, hit the jackpot on a lucky US$2 Super 7 ticket. However, he struggled with the newfound wealth and faced personal demons. Tragically, he ended his own life just a few years after winning.
© Shutterstock
9 / 31 Fotos
Alex Toth
- Alex Toth won a US$13 million lottery jackpot in Florida in 1990. Toth decided to take the winning in annual installments earning him a cool US$666,666 per year.
© Shutterstock
10 / 31 Fotos
Alex Toth
- Toth would go on to live a life of pure luxury with his wife Rhoda. The couple developed a nasty gambling addiction and according to The Sun were living in a US$ 1000-a-night Las Vegas hotel room for nearly 3 months. Toth ended up filing for bankruptcy and living on social benefits before his death in 2008.
© Shutterstock
11 / 31 Fotos
Americo Lopes
- Americo Lopes, a construction worker, won the US$38.5 million in the New Jersey lottery according to The New York Times. Lopes quit his job and initially lied about how he came into such a large amount of cash.
© Shutterstock
12 / 31 Fotos
Americo Lopes
- When he eventually confessed to a former coworker, problems arose. Several coworkers accused Lopes of failing to honor their agreement to share the winnings as they had all pitched in to buy the ticket, resulting in a fraud lawsuit. Ultimately, the court ruled in favor of the coworkers. Lopes had to divide the prize.
© Shutterstock
13 / 31 Fotos
Ibi Roncaioli
- Ibi Roncaioli won US$7.4 million in the Canadian lottery in 1991 which she ended up splitting with a friend. However, her story took a dark turn when she kept her winnings a secret from her husband. After having sent $1.4 million to a child she had secretly had with another man, Dr. Joseph Roncaioli could no longer hold his temper. The gynecologist poisoned his wife with painkillers resulting in her death.
© Shutterstock
14 / 31 Fotos
Jack Whittaker
- In 2002, West Virginia contractor Andrew Jackson Whittaker Jr. won a jaw-dropping US$114 million from a US$315 million multistate Powerball draw. However, luck quickly turned against him.
© Shutterstock
15 / 31 Fotos
Jack Whittaker
- Thieves snatched $545,000 he had stashed in a car in 2003 and another $200,000 a year later in the exact same fashion. Caesar's Atlantic City sued him for $1.5 million in bounced checks. Within four years, his once-massive fortune had vanished.
© Shutterstock
16 / 31 Fotos
Billie Bob Harrell Jr.
- Pentecostal pastor Billie Bob Harrell Jr. won a staggering US$31 million in the Texas lottery in 1997. He quit his job, bought a ranch, traveled to Hawaii, and bought 6 additional houses and a fleet of new cars. Harrell Jr. also bought 480 turkeys to donate to the poor according to Times.
© Shutterstock
17 / 31 Fotos
Billie Bob Harrell Jr.
- However, the pressures of wealth, constant financial demands from friends and family, and the weight of expectations took a toll on him. Tragically, he fell into a deep depression and eventually took his own life.
© Shutterstock
18 / 31 Fotos
Denise Rossi
- In 1997, Denise Rossi won US$1.3 million in the California lottery. Her immediate response was to file for divorce from her husband. However, she didn't disclose her winnings during the divorce proceedings, which led to legal trouble. In the end, the judge awarded every cent of her lottery win to her husband.
© Shutterstock
19 / 31 Fotos
Jay Sommers
- In 1988, Jay Sommers, Michigan's youngest lottery winner at 20, hit the jackpot with US$5 million. He was the poster boy for easy riches. However, poor investments and legal battles drained his fortune. He entrusted US$5 million to a trust fund, which was embezzled by the trustee.
© Shutterstock
20 / 31 Fotos
Jay Sommers
- Sommers ventured into NASCAR, costing him US$200,000 annually. He quit college, sued the trustee, and settled for US$800,000. Legal fees and trial expenses ate up more. Today he regrets the lottery win that ultimately ruined his life.
© Shutterstock
21 / 31 Fotos
Ronnie Music Jr.
- Ronnie Music Jr. won US$3 million in Georgia's 2015 lottery. But instead of investing wisely, he chose a criminal path, investing in 11 pounds of crystal meth. This choice led him straight to prison.
© Shutterstock
22 / 31 Fotos
Evelyn Adams
- Convenience store worker Evelyn Adams had two winning tickets in the 1985 and 1986 New Jersey lottery, totaling US$5.4 million.
© Shutterstock
23 / 31 Fotos
Evelyn Adams
- Like so many other winners before her Adams could not help herself and started the path to her own downfall. She squandered it all on slot machines, gifts, and risky investments. Today, she reportedly lives in a trailer.
© Shutterstock
24 / 31 Fotos
William 'Bud' Post
- In 1988, William 'Bud' Post hit a US$16.2 million Pennsylvania jackpot. But the excitement faded fast. Lawsuits, family disputes, and bankruptcy followed. His ex-girlfriend sued him, his brother hired a hitman according to Forbes, and others demanded money. Post's lavish spending on houses, boats, cars, and even a two-engine plane that didn't have a license to fly was his ultimate downfall.
© Shutterstock
25 / 31 Fotos
Keith Gough
- Keith Gough's GBP£9 million lottery win in 2005 brought luxury but also turmoil. He quit his job, indulged in cars and a VIP box at Aston Villa his dream soccer club, but spiraled into alcoholism. His marriage crumbled, and he checked into rehab. Keith later confessed that the win "ruined his life," feeling bored and distrustful. He died at 58, targeted by a scam artist who bled him dry. Despite the breakup, his ex-wife still supported him financially. The scammer, James Prince, took advantage of Keith's vulnerability. The lottery dream became a nightmare.
© Shutterstock
26 / 31 Fotos
Marva Wilson
- Marva Wilson won US$2 million in the Georgia lottery in 2007. Her story takes a unique twist as she generously helped others financially, including buying houses and cars for friends and family. However, her kindness led to financial troubles, and she ended up declaring bankruptcy.
© Shutterstock
27 / 31 Fotos
Suzanne Mullins
- Suzanne Mullins won US$4.2 million in the Virginia lottery in 1993. Despite her substantial winnings, poor financial decisions and family disputes led to more than US$1 million in debt for Mullins.
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28 / 31 Fotos
Janite Lee
- Janite Lee, an immigrant from South Korea, won US$18 million in the 1993 Illinois Lottery. At first, she bought a million-dollar home and seemed set for life.
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29 / 31 Fotos
Janite Lee
- However, Lee made poor financial decisions leading her to sell her annual checks for a lump-sum amount. A decade later, at 60, she filed for bankruptcy, leaving her with US$2.5 million in debt.
Sources: (Times) (Insider) (The New York Times) (The Sun) (Forbes) (Express UK)
See also: Simple ways to make your cash last
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These lottery winners lost it all
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