The woman who was found guilty of killing Florida Lottery winner Abraham Shakespeare has asked for a fresh trial in an effort to commute her life sentence. In 2012, the offender, now 50, was convicted of first-degree murder and having a pistol in her possession and discharged on December 10 after being accused by the prosecution of defrauding Shakespeare, who had won $30 million in the lottery and received around $12 million after taxes, and killing him. The perpetrator presented an amended motion in an effort to change her sentence after filing a motion for post-conviction relief in 2017. She uses the argument that her trial counsel was ineffective as support.