He Became the First Florida lottery Winner But was Murdered immediately by a Woman

This collection examines the murder of Florida lottery winner Abraham Shakespeare, tracing his rise from manual labor to a multimillion dollar jackpot, the financial entanglement with Dorice “Dee Dee” Moore, his concealed burial beneath a concrete slab in Plant City, and her conviction for first degree murder in December 2012. It combines a detailed narrative of the investigation, including Greg Smith’s undercover cooperation and the improvised recorder, with a myth correcting segment, a profile of the crime scene and its disputed details, a study of how each person connected to the case was linked to the others, and a closing reflection on trust, financial vulnerability, and ethical storytelling. Throughout, it separates what the court established from what remains uncertain or was only alleged, and treats Shakespeare as a whole person rather than a symbol of sudden wealth. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/u-s-hidden-crimes--6962513/support . Got a tip or a case we should investigate? Email us at krimepodcast@gmail.com. We post new episodes every day. Follow and subscribe so you never miss one. This episode includes AI-generated content.