Lottery winner 'had no enemies'

The wife of an Indian-born lottery winner who was poisoned with cyanide said she was devastated by his death and cannot believe her husband could have had enemies.

Wed, 09 Jan, 2013 - 08:34

The wife of an Indian-born lottery winner who was poisoned with cyanide said she was devastated by his death and cannot believe her husband could have had enemies.

Shabana Ansari spoke a day after news emerged that Urooj Khan, 46, died from cyanide poisoning in July.

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