Woman’s Rich Boss Found Buried in Her Backyard After $30M Lottery Win
Source: YouTube · Law&Crime Investigates · published Sep 20, 2025 · 17:47
The video details the true story of Abraham Shakespeare, a Florida man who won $30 million in the lottery, only to have his life and fortune violently taken by his financial adviser, DD Moore. Despite initial appearances of prosperity, Shakespeare's wealth led to exploitation, culminating in his murder and burial under a concrete slab on Moore’s property. Moore is ultimately convicted of first-degree premeditated murder and sentenced to life in prison.
Key Takeaways:
• Shakespeare’s lottery win brought sudden wealth, but also led to exploitation and public scrutiny 1:30.
• DD Moore convinced Shakespeare, who was illiterate, to sign documents transferring millions to her company for $185,000 7:42.
• Moore orchestrated the murder of Shakespeare and buried him under a concrete patio on her boyfriend’s property, using a fake "Ronald" narrative to misdirect investigators 4:57.
• Moore moved into Shakespeare’s home after his death and later admitted to hiding the body and funneling funds to her associates, including her boyfriend Char 14:31.
• In 2012, Moore was found guilty of first-degree premeditated murder and sentenced to life without parole; she continues to claim innocence despite multiple denied appeals 16:48.
The story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked power, financial manipulation, and the consequences of greed.
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Six winning numbers brought one man endless misfortune. Hitting the jackpot should come with a warning label. >> They put a gun in my mouth. I peed my pants. >> The lottery could change your life. Or it could end it. >> I wouldn't pay for a man to get killed. Over money. >> It's the end of the road. It's 6 feet under a concrete slab. It's over. The penalty is death. >> Get your family out of here. >> Why me? >> I will have my attorney call you. >> So unbelievable. >> An entire community in southern Florida feels like winners when one man hits the jackpot. 43-year-old Lakeland, Florida resident Abraham Lee Shakespeare works odd jobs to get by. Mostly in construction, but there's not a lot he'll say no to. And Friday, November 15th, 2006 is no different. On the way to Miami, Shakespeare and …