Many requests for financial help ensued. “I couldn’t go anywhere without being recognized,” she told The New York Times in 1993. “A few of my relatives were angry because I had so much.”
She ended up losing a large chunk of her fortune in Atlantic City casinos. In 2012, The New York Post caught up with her at a New Jersey trailer park.
“I’m broke now … I work two jobs,” she told the newspaper. “My advice to anyone (who wins) would be to go to your lawyer and accountant first.”
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