Killer Con Woman: The True Story of Dee Dee Moore

"She was the coldest, most calculating woman I've ever met" - presiding judge over Abraham Shakespeare's murder trial. Abraham Shakespeare was working as a delivery man for eight dollars an hour when he bought the winning lottery ticket. He would receive over 17 million dollars in winnings and become the toast of his small town. All would not be rosy as he would be pestered by friends and family for money over the next few months before he finally got fed up. He had thought he had seen it all until he was befriended by Dee Dee Moore. She promised to write an article or a book about him but soon became his friend...she saw that he was tired...tired of being used and guilt-tripped into handing over his money...so she offered to help...she would place his money into an LLC where she would have control over. Abraham agreed but when he caught wind of how much Dee Dee was stealing from his account, he became enraged. He confronted Dee Dee over her theft and she had one answer for him....Two bullets to the chest...