Police: Remains buried under driveway are of lottery winner

Isabel Seong, Diego Batres, Pedro Aycinena, Tae Yeon Lim

http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/01/29/florida.missing.lotto.winner/index.html

Our fifth news is called "Police: Remains buried under driveway are of lottery winner". The author is Mallory Simon, and we found it on February 1st. The theme is justice, and we think that there isn't any bias.

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Police have found human remains buried under recently added concrete at a home in Plant City, Florida. The remains were identified from fingerprints, and it as the missing lottery millionaire Abraham Shakespeare.
Police scanned the newly finished concrete pieces near the home on Wednesday and removed them. On the next day, Hillsborough County Sheriff David Gee said that they discovered the remains buried five feet below the surface. They also said that it seemed that they had been there for a while.
Shakespeare, a 43-year-old truck driver, won a $31 million Florida lottery prize in 2006. A year later, he won a court challenge from a fellow trucker who accused Shakespeare of snatching the winning ticket out of his wallet while the two were delivering meat to Miami restaurants.
Shakespeare's family reported him missing November 9, telling the Polk County sheriff's office that they hadn't seen him since April.
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Isabel Seong: I think that money make people feel devalued; people are always longing for more.

Tae-yeon lim: I think money makes people's life to change. If they won money they want more money... I think that's very bad.

Diego Batres: Whatever happened, this person was certainly killed for the money. This is not humane, because life does not have a price.