A Chicago medical examiner says a lottery winner was fatally poisoned with cyanide a day after he collected nearly $425,000.

Cook County Medical Examiner Stephen Cina says a limited exam initially found Urooj Khan died of natural causes, but a relative asked for a deeper investigation.

A full toxicology test revealed Khan had ingested a deadly amount of cyanide, and his death was re-classified as a homicide.

Khan died July 20, a day after collecting the lump sum option on a $1 million win. He bought the ticket at a 7-Eleven near his home in West Rogers Park, a neighborhood on Chicago's North Side.

Cina said Monday it's likely that Khan's body will be exhumed as part of the investigation into his death.
A 42-year-old Georgia woman who won 5 million dollars in the state lottery a year ago has been found stabbed to death in her home. Doris Murray's ex-boyfriend has been charged with murder. Authorities say Murray's family called police after they saw 51-year-old Derrick Stanley leaving her home with blood on his face. Stanley was caught after leading police on a car chase. He's being held without bail. An investigator thinks the two may have argued after she told him she wanted to break off their relationship and just be friends. The sheriff for Laurens County says Murray 'lived by meager standards' despite her winnings. She won the prize on her birthday in April of last ye.