Saturday, February 17, 2007
Man sues estate of Mega Millions lottery winner - A.P.
A man who says a multi-state Mega Millions winner stabbed him is suing the millionaire's estate.
Timothy D. Doan is suing the estate of Ralph Stebbins, who he says stabbed him in the chest Oct. 1 during an argument at an auction in Leelanau County.
Stebbins was charged with assault, but the case never went to trial because he died of a heart attack at his Arcadia Township home near Lapeer Dec. 23. Stebbins was 43.
His attorney, David Black, told The Flint Journal that Stebbins was unhappy that Doan was engaged to Stebbins' daughter. The engagement was called off, and Black said Doan suffers night terrors from the attack.Stebbins and his wife, Mary, won a $208 million lottery in April 2005. The Port Huron couple quit their jobs and bought a home Lapeer County after deciding to take a lump-sum payment of $124.7 million, less taxes.
A man who says a multi-state Mega Millions winner stabbed him is suing the millionaire's estate.
Timothy D. Doan is suing the estate of Ralph Stebbins, who he says stabbed him in the chest Oct. 1 during an argument at an auction in Leelanau County.
Stebbins was charged with assault, but the case never went to trial because he died of a heart attack at his Arcadia Township home near Lapeer Dec. 23. Stebbins was 43.
His attorney, David Black, told The Flint Journal that Stebbins was unhappy that Doan was engaged to Stebbins' daughter. The engagement was called off, and Black said Doan suffers night terrors from the attack.Stebbins and his wife, Mary, won a $208 million lottery in April 2005. The Port Huron couple quit their jobs and bought a home Lapeer County after deciding to take a lump-sum payment of $124.7 million, less taxes.
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