Woman Picks wins 162 million lottery & loses ticket
 

http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/Midwest/01/0 ... index.html

SHE HAS TOO BE BUMMING SO FUCKING HARD I know i would probably just kill myself.

ouch

That sucks the mean cok

ha.
That means that the 210 (I believe) estimated jackpot was really, around 300+ mill

holy shit.

lottery is teh ghey

...that'll happen.

thats gotta hurt!

That sucks, but shes screwed, even if someone else finds it, i bet they will keep it all.

Definitely.

She deserves to be gang banged for that.

finders keepers

after taxes she would only get around 100$. I love canada & our non taxable lotteries. happy:

The other day, I went to the Casino, and tried my hand at Roulette. The dealer's advice was to pick your birthday (the 19th), however, i decided to go against this, and put my money on my favourite football players number. Guess what freakin' number came up? That's right, 19. Would have made about $200 from my $10 bet.

The Moral of the story: Luck is fickle, and this woman got fucked by it. Hell, it's probably the first ticket she's ever lost, to add insult to injury biggrin:

I would kill myself. The chances of her hitting again are about 1:532542354315135413

she really should've told anyone. I feel bad for her annoy:

Headline News says they found it again

[quote="Sgt Stryker":d6ccf]Headline News says they found it again[/quote:d6ccf]

Nein, she lied. The winner was some other woman, the woman claiming she had the winner and lost it was lying, just another attention whore. sleeping:

Ohio Lottery answers $162-million question
Last Updated Tue, 06 Jan 2004 12:14:21
CLEVELAND - A telecommunications worker is the winner of a $162-million lottery jackpot, and not a person who claimed to have lost the ticket, Ohio Lottery officials said Tuesday.

Rebecca Jemison, who claimed her prize at a news conference, will take home an after-tax lump sum of $67 million US.

Jemison said she's played the numbers occasionally over two years and was angry to hear that someone else claimed to have bought and lost the winning ticket.

Elecia Battle, 40, went to police last week saying she lost the ticket outside the Cleveland store where she says she bought it.

The Ohio Lottery has said that whoever turns in the winning ticket of the Mega Millions multistate jackpot is legally entitled to the winnings because the ticket is considered to be a bearer note. Lottery spokesperson Mardele Cohen said that makes the ticket "like cash."

Battle's lawyer said the ticket belongs to Battle, and argued that it was lost property.

Battle filed a police report Friday, saying she realized the ticket was missing when the numbers were announced last Tuesday.

Battle told police the numbers represented family birthdays and ages.

Police said Battle's information about the ticket, when the ticket was bought and how the numbers were picked made her story credible.

LOL, people in the aol chat are saying that Jemison and her husband stole the ladies purse and lied.. stupid:

i hurt from just hearing that rolleyes:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s ... all_arrest annoy:

couldn't he just buy his OWN friggin bar? Well, them rednecks for ya..