Coroner: Lottery winner gruesomely murdered with cyanide
COOK COUNTY, DAILY NEWS: Welp, here’s a story that’ll keep your mind buzzing all weekend long (and then some). Who remembers that lottery winner Urooj Khan? Well, news has it the winner reportedly died of cyanide toxicity — yes, that means he was murdered.
However, Cook County’s coroner Stephen Cina couldn’t determine how the cyanide managed to get into the body of Khan, because the liquid has a very short life span.
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