Oops! We did it again! It's Episode 15 - back to remind you that winning the lottery isn't always all that it's made out to be...

When a kind and generous illiterate day laborer plays the lottery and becomes a millionaire overnight, it seems like he'd be set for life. Less than three years later, his body would be found buried in five feet of dirt under a concrete slab in the backyard of a single family home. Join Terri and Julia as they explore the tragic tale of Abraham Shakespeare, one of the world's most unlucky lottery winners.

July 2nd, 1954 - The peaceful town of Bay Village, Ohio, was rocked by a shocking crime: the wife of a beloved local surgeon was found brutally murdered in her bed just as the 4th of July weekend began. The doctor's improbable account of the attack, along with revelations of an affair, sparked a media firestorm that culminated in a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case and launched the career of one of America's most infamous defense attorneys.

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May 2nd, 1981 - When a prominent Georgian socialite, Jim Williams, is accused of murdering his secret lover, Danny Hansford, in a fit of rage, the charming city of Savannah, Georgia is shaken to its core. The ensuing *four* trials would not only set a record for the state, but would be some of the most sensational in its history. Tune in to hear Julia and Terri cover a story so intriguing, it would inspire an award winning book and movie!

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