Woman Who Killed Florida Lottery Winner Now Supports Keeping Winner Names Secret
A bill to keep Florida lottery winners’ names secret for 90 days after they win awaits the governor’s signature and has since received support from a woman who was convicted of killing one of those winners herself. The bill was passed by the Florida House in a 114-1 vote, and then it passed the state Senate 37-1. If signed into law, lottery winners of $250,000 or more will be made anonymous for 90 days unless they wish to be publicly identified. “Unfortunately for some people, that dream of winning the lottery, sometimes those dreams become a nightmare,” said Rep Tracie Davis (D-Jacksonville),...