Lottery Winners Who Lost It All

Its a real lottery winner horror stories

As America salivates over the $590 million Powerball prize won by a Floridian, we're reminded that triumphant the lottery won't take care of all issues. 

Actually numerous individuals' lives turned out to be remarkably more awful after they got super rich, and they figured out how to lose it all in a matter of seconds. 

The Griffiths purchased their fantasy home then life went to pieces 

Before they won a $2.76 million lottery bonanza, Lara and Robert Griffith barely ever contended. 

They purchased a million-dollar house and a Porsche. 

Be that as it may, year and a half prior, six years after their win, Robert headed out in the Porsche after Lara stood up to him over messages recommending he was keen on another lady. 

Their 14-year marriage was more than, an oddity flame gutted their home, and each penny of their fortune was no more 

In 2004, Sharon Tirabassi, a single parent who had been on welfare, got the money for a check from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. for $10,569,00.10 (Canadian). 

She accordingly spent her rewards on a "major house, extravagant autos, creator garments, rich gatherings, fascinating outings, gifts to family, credits to companions" and in under 10 years she's back riding the transport, working low maintenance, and living in a leased house. 

Fortunately Tirabassi put some of her bonus in trusts for her six kids, who can guarantee the cash when they turn 26. 

Tirabassi is back in the average workers in the wake of winning $10 million nine years prior 

Tonda Lynn Dickerson was compelled to pay blessing expense 

A previous Waffle House server named Tonda Lynn Dickerson got served a major plate of karma when she declined to part her rewards with ex-associates and was compelled to pay the assessment man $1,119,347.90. 

How could it have been able to it happen? Dickerson set her rewards in a company and conceded her family 51 percent of the stock — qualifying her for the duty. 

Suzanne Mullins couldn't uncover herself from underneath obligation 

At the point when Mullins won the U.S. lotto in 1993, she settled on yearly payouts rather than a singular amount, reports MSN. 

She rapidly wound up under water, utilizing future payouts as insurance for a $200,000 advance. 

Mullins later changed to a singular amount payout, yet never paid back the obligation. The credit organization documented suit and won a $154,000,000 settlement that was everything except useless — Mullins had no advanta