Lottery Winner Death

An autopsy on the exhumed body of an India-born lottery winner in the US who was poisoned with cyanide yielded no significant new clues about his death, a medical examiner said on Friday.

The body of 46-year-old Indian-origin businessman, Urooj Khan, who died of cyanide poisoning days after winning a million dollar lottery, was exhumed in a bid to find answers to his mysterious death.

In the week since news surfaced that a Chicago man was poisoned to death with cyanide just before he was to collect a lottery payout, surprising details about his convoluted family saga have trickled out daily.

The widow of a USD one million Indian-American lottery winner, who died of cyanide poisoning, has been questioned extensively by Chicago police after her husband's death was reclassified as a homicide, her attorney said.

46-year-old Urooj Khan had a successful dry-cleaning business in Chicago but in June, he could not resist trying his luck with the lottery.

The wife of an India-born lottery winner who was poisoned with cyanide said on Tuesday she was devastated by his death and cannot believe her husband could have had enemies.

With no signs of trauma and nothing to raise suspicions, the sudden death of a Chicago man just as he was about to collect nearly $425,000 in lottery winnings was initially ruled a result of natural causes.

A Briton who became bored after he gave up his job following his nine-million pound lottery win has drunk himself to death, a media report said Monday.Keith Gough, 58, was thought to be penniless when he died in March after suffering a heart attack brought on by drinking and stress, Daily Mail reported on its website.But Gough, father of two, had a...

An autopsy on the exhumed body of an India-born lottery winner in the US who was poisoned with cyanide yielded no significant new clues about his death, a medical examiner said on Friday.

The body of 46-year-old Indian-origin businessman, Urooj Khan, who died of cyanide poisoning days after winning a million dollar lottery, was exhumed in a bid to find answers to his mysterious death.

In the week since news surfaced that a Chicago man was poisoned to death with cyanide just before he was to collect a lottery payout, surprising details about his convoluted family saga have trickled out daily.

The widow of a USD one million Indian-American lottery winner, who died of cyanide poisoning, has been questioned extensively by Chicago police after her husband's death was reclassified as a homicide, her attorney said.

46-year-old Urooj Khan had a successful dry-cleaning business in Chicago but in June, he could not resist trying his luck with the lottery.

The wife of an India-born lottery winner who was poisoned with cyanide said on Tuesday she was devastated by his death and cannot believe her husband could have had enemies.

With no signs of trauma and nothing to raise suspicions, the sudden death of a Chicago man just as he was about to collect nearly $425,000 in lottery winnings was initially ruled a result of natural causes.

A Briton who became bored after he gave up his job following his nine-million pound lottery win has drunk himself to death, a media report said Monday.Keith Gough, 58, was thought to be penniless when he died in March after suffering a heart attack brought on by drinking and stress, Daily Mail reported on its website.But Gough, father of two, had a...