Lotto Winner Alex Parry - Generous Girl

Usually, when someone wins the lottery, they talk about all the things that they would buy and do with the money. Alex Parry is a little bit different. She won the lottery. Sure, she talked about some of the things she would buy. But she also shared a bi portion of her winnings with her family. She is a generous girl!

The generous Alex Parry was part of a group of seven IT workers from Liverpool that were in a lotto syndicate and won £45 million in the EuroMillions lottery in November of 2009. They split the prize and received £6,430,000 ($10,820,339 USD) each. I've already written about Donna Rhodes, on of the other winners in that group.

It was actually Alex's sister, Natasha, that got Alex the job at the company where she joined the syndicate. However, Natasha was not a member of the syndicate and, so, didn't share in the winnings. She was a little bit jealous that her sister did, though. But Natasha doesn't need to worry because her sister, Alex, is a generous girl. She actually handed out £2.5 million in total to her family members. The recipients includes her sisters' Natasha and Fiona, her brother Liam, and her mom and stepfather. They received £500,000 each from Alex.

As for Alex Parry, a year before she won the lottery, she decided not to go to university because she didn't want to rack up debt. That's when she started working for the company she worked for when she won the lottery. She has now quit her job and just might go back to school.

At the time of her win, Alex Parry, at just 19 years of age, was still a young girl. Now she's a millionaire!

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Dominican Republic Lottery Winner Throws First Pitch At Mets Game

Winning the Mega Millions lottery can get you more than just millions and millions of dollars. It could even get you on the mound at Shea Stadium in New York to throw out the first pitch at a Mets baseball game. Just ask Dominican Republic man, Gilberto Bueno; he did it!

Gilberto Bueno immigrated to the United States, from the Dominican Republic, in 1990. Since coming to America, he had been working hard stocking shelves at a grocery store in Queens, NY during the night shift. He was a family man and even took in foster kids. People loved him. His co-workers loved him. He was just a good man. Fittingly, good fortune came to a good man. Gilberto won a huge Mega Millions lottery jackpot on April 6, 2007. $105 million!

Winning the lottery was a dream come true for Gilberto Bueno. But he had other dreams that came true because of the big win - He was front-and-center at a Mets game at Shea Stadium. His check-presentation ceremony took place there and he also got to throw out the first pitch. Throwing the first pitch at a Mets baseball game was a dream come true for Gilberto because he was a lifelong Mets fan.

When asked what he would do with the money, Gilberto Bueno exclaimed, "We're family people, hardworking people," he said. "It would be nice to live a good life on a farm." His wife, Nelsy, also chimed in that it would be nice to also have a house in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. But he also said that he could now afford season's tickets to the Mets. Can he ever!

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Bob Twigg - USA Today Reporter & Lottery Winner Dies Of Lung Cancer

Bob Twigg just recently died of lung cancer. The man had a 16 year career as a reporter for USA Today. That was, until he won the lottery in January of 1996. He retired shortly thereafter, in November of 1996.

Bob Twigg found out that he won the lottery while working a Sunday morning shift at USA Today and seeing a news-wire with the lottery numbers. In his own words, speaking of his $9 million lottery win, Bob said, "I was dumbstruck. I didn't move. I just stared. I had won the lottery! I ran down the hall to the bathroom. That's how my Sunday began. Then disbelief took over. I did not say a word -- to anyone. I didn't call my wife; she was at church. I didn't tell my co-workers. Not a peep. I absolutely refused to believe I beat the 7.1 million-to-1 odds." But, believe it or not, he did win.

He reired from USA Today in November of 1996, but didn't stay retired forever. He went back to work at a publication called Senior News in 1998 and then, in 2007, to another publication called Loudoun Times-Mirror.

On November 16, 2009, Bob Twigg died of lung cancer in his home in Lessburg, Virginia.

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Aurbra King Buys Winning Hot Lotto Ticket At Allsup's

On November 18, 2009, Aurbra King walked into an Allsup's store in Elida, New Mexico and bought a Hot Lotto ticket. It was a routine he'd been doing for months, playing the same numbers. But unlike the past few months where he didn't win anything, this time he hit the jackpot. $1 million!

Aurbra King didn't even know that he won. 48 hours after the draw, he hadn't even checked his numbers yet. It was only when his kids told him that New Mexico Lottery was looking for the winner that he checked his tickets. That's when he found out that he was the big winner. Even still, Mr. King didn't get excited. In his own words, "Things like this, they don't get me too excited." What's wrong with this fellow? A million dollars and that doesn't excite him? Damn!

At the time of his win, Aurbra King was 71-years-old and living in Elida, New Mexico. Elida is a small village, about 200 miles east of Albuquerque. Aurbra plans to share the money with his family, including 19 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Hot Lotto is a multi-state lottery game that draws twice every week, every Wednesday and Saturday. To win the jackpot, players must match 5-out-of-39 numbers, plus one "hot ball" number from 1-to-19. The odds of winning the jackpot of $1 million are approximately 1-in-11-million. The game also offers other, smaller, prizes, ranging from $2 to $30,000. The odds of winning any prize in the game are approximately 1-in16.

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Lottery Theft Victim Willis Willis To Fight For His Money

Winning the lottery would be a dream come true for you, would it not? Now, imagine actually winning the lottery, but you don't know it yet. You walk into the corner store to have your ticket checked. The clerk takes your ticket, scans it, and discovers that it's a big winner. But he doesn't tell you that. He just keeps the ticket and claims it himself. Dream come true turns into a nightmare. Don't think it could happen? Don't think you could be a lottery theft victim? It happens! It happened to a man from Texas named Willis Willis (From here on in, I'll refer to him as Willis Squared!).

The above scenario played out with Willis Squared. He had his ticket checked by a store clerk named Panjak Joshi. It was a million dollar Mega Millions winner. But Panjak told Willis Squared that he had won just $2 and kept the ticket for himself. Then Panjak claimed the $1 million himself and skipped town. Panjak Joshi is believed to be in Nepal but nobody knows for sure.

After an investigation, Texas Lottery confirmed that Willis Squared was the rightful owner of the ticket. But, they're not giving him his money. That's because it has already been paid out.

Willis Squared wants to fight back. He wants his money, and I don't blame him at all. I would do the exact same thing. He has hired a lawyer and will soon begine proceedings to sue Texas Lottery. According to lawyers, lawyers Randy Howry and Sean Breen, "The Texas Lottery markets and sells itself as an entity that can make dreams come true; it identifies as one of its core values the 'integrity and responsibility' of the lottery. ... Based upon the experience of Willis Willis, nothing could be further from the truth." I hope Willis Squared wins the fight!

When Willis gets his money, he said that he will use it to put his kids through college and also to get a root canal. Come on Texas Lottery, do the right thing and let the man get his root canal!

On a side note, does anybody know Willis Willis' middle name? My guess is Willis!

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Orlando Instant Lottery Winner Pradip (Tino) Patel

Pradip (Tino) Patel is from Orlando, Florida and he is an instant lottery winner. He bought a $200 Million Spectacular instant scratch ticket from Florida Lottery and won $1 million. The winning ticket was bought in Port St. Lucie, Florida, about 150 miles from Tino's Orlando home. He claimed the ticket at Florida Lottery's headquarters on November 24, 2009. Congratulations to Pradip (Tino) Patel on some fantastic luck!

Florida Lottery's $200 Million Spectacular instant lottery game costs $10 to play and boasts a top prize of $1 million, which Pradip (Tino) Patel won. The odds of winning the top prize in the game are approximately 1-in-1.5-million. There are some other bi prizes too, including a $20,000 prize. The odds of winning the $20,000 second prize in the game are approximately 1-in-600,000. Other prizes range from $10 to $10,000. The odds of winning any prize in the $200 Million Spectacular instant lottery game are approximately 1-in-3.58.

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Abraham Shakespeare - Florida Lottery Winner Missing

Wouldn't it be nice to win $31 million? Of course it would, but maybe not for Abraham Shakespeare, who was just reported missing.

Abraham Shakespeare won $31 million from Florida Lottery in November of 2006. It should've been easy street from thereon in, but it wasn't. He was immediately sued by a man named Michael Ford, a co-worker at the time of the lottery win. Michael Ford alleged that Abraham stole the lottery ticket from his wallet. Abraham was represented by big-time attorney, Willie Gary, and won the case. The $31 million was his to keep.

So, from there on in, it must have been easy street for Abraham Shakespeare, right? Wrong. Now, Polk County Sheriff's office in Florida issued a statement that Abraham is missing and is seeking help from the public. He was reported missing on November 9, 2009. However, he hasn't been seen since April. It is not known why it took so long for his family to report him missing.

Abraham Shakespeare is 6 feet, 5 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. Polk County Sheriff's Department is asking anybody with information to call them at phone numbers, 863-534-6379 or 863-534-6200.

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Yukon Lottery Winners Brian Beasley & Marshall Mintz

Let's say that you and a friend have been playing the lottery together for years and spent a lot of money doing so. Now, imagine if one day your friend calls and says, "We won!" Would you believe him?

It happened to Yukon lottery winners, Brian Beasley & Marshall Mintz. They have been playing the lotto together for decades without a big win. Then in May of 2009, Brian Beasley of Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada called his friend Marshall Mintz, who lives in Castlegar, BC to tell him the good news. They won $292,297 by hitting 5 numbers, plus the bonus number in Lotto 6/49. As you probably imagined, Marshall didn't believe Brian. So Brian put the store clerk on the phone to verify the big win. That's when he believed. The two friends split the prize, so they received $146,148 each.

Marshall Mintz said that when he won, he was quite jolly. He planned to use his share of the money to buy properties. Brian Beasley said that he would pit his share in the bank.

As a side note, the size of the jackpot was $50 million on the day that they won the second prize. Had they got that last number, they would have won a lot more than just a few hundred thousand dollars!

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Lucky Lottery Balls Come Up For Dwight & Janeese Cook

Three weeks ago, Dwight and Janeese Cook began a ritual of playing Arizona Lottery's Pick 5 game. It didn't take long for their lucky lottery balls to come up. Three weeks after their ritual started, they won the jackpot of $3.1 million! Even more impressive, they won the lottery on Dwight's 50th birthday! They claimed their winnings on November 23, 2009.

At the time of their win, the couple lived in Surprise, Arizona, which is just outside of Phoenix. Dwight Cook worked at a Home Depot store and Janeese Cook was a manager of a Red Robin restaurant. Dwight plans to keep his job, while Janeese plans to quit.

With their money, Dwight and Janeese plan to open an animal shelter. They love dogs and cats and are passionate about saving them.

Pick 5 is a daily lottery game from Arizona Lottery where player must match 5-out-of-39 lottery balls to win the jackpot. Jackpots start at $50,000 and continue to grow if nobody wins the jackpot. The odds of matching all five lottery balls and winning the jackpot are approximately 1-in-575,000.

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Lotto Black Book - Oklahoma Professor Cracks The Code

Have you heard about the Oklahoma professor that cracked the lottery code and won the jackpot three times? It's all documented in The Lottery Black Book. The Lottery Black Book tells his story, he he did it, and more. Here's an excerpt from the story:

"Everything happened so quickly … I was walking out in the parking site of the mall when suddenly I was attacked by two masked guys. it's a very strange sensation to know that you have a gun at your head. At first I didn’t know what they wanted from me. I told them to search my pockets and to take all the money. But they wanted something else … THEY WANTED THE SECRET that made me win the lottery three times in a row and a few times before. They would have killed me if I didn't
tell them my lottery secret..."

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