When I was in Illinois, a man won the lottery. He turned it in, and waited until they verified the ticket. The lottery said the ticket did not have the winning numbers then announced someone else won it. The whole scam was broken only because the guy had taken the ticket to the newspaper first, and they had photographic evidence the ticket was indeed the winner. I never played the lottery since.
Bill Richardon the former Governor of New Mexico 2003-2011 happened to be a name in the Epistein logs. Could the lottery have been a blackmail payment from Bill? Maybe money laundering?
Interesting. I also found a story that describes a "glitch" with the lottery that day - it wasn't pulled as scheduled and wasn't televised as usual. Here is a newspaper article from that time:
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20142700? ago
When I was in Illinois, a man won the lottery. He turned it in, and waited until they verified the ticket. The lottery said the ticket did not have the winning numbers then announced someone else won it. The whole scam was broken only because the guy had taken the ticket to the newspaper first, and they had photographic evidence the ticket was indeed the winner. I never played the lottery since.
20143751? ago
Bill Richardon the former Governor of New Mexico 2003-2011 happened to be a name in the Epistein logs. Could the lottery have been a blackmail payment from Bill? Maybe money laundering?
20145165? ago
The lottery was in Oklahoma - 2006 and 2008... both won by "Trusts".
20150443? ago
It was a multistate Powerball type lottery, if I remember correctly.
20150610? ago
Interesting. I also found a story that describes a "glitch" with the lottery that day - it wasn't pulled as scheduled and wasn't televised as usual. Here is a newspaper article from that time:
https://oklahoman.com/article/3288656/trust-keeps-powerball-winner-a-mysterybrspan-classhl2only-lottery-commission-knows-who-is-now-293-millon-richerspan