Man in Iraq wins $6.4 million Oregon Lottery jackpot

Dec 10, 2015, 7:11 am (92 comments)

Oregon Lottery

Ticket bought online; Lottery withholds winner's name for security reasons

BEND, Ore. — For the first known time in the Oregon Lottery's 30-year history, the ticket for a winning big jackpot has been sold through an international online lottery ticket sales site — and the $6.4 million prize goes to an Iraqi national whose ticket was bought in Bend, and whose name won't be revealed in order to protect him from danger in his homeland, officials confirmed Wednesday.

"We sell a lot of megabucks tickets, they come in with hands full of them," said Judy Bell-Putis, owner of Binky's on Southeast Third Street in Bend.

One of those tickets turned out to crack the jackpot.

"That doesn't happen very often, so it was exciting for us to be sold here," Bell-Putis said Wednesday.

On Aug. 24, theLotter.com hired someone go to Binky's, a deli and lottery ticket sales outlet, and buy a Megabucks ticket on behalf of a Website customer, who as it turned out is an Iraqi national.

No winner came forward until Dec. 1, when the man walked into the Oregon Lottery's Salem headquarters to claim his prize — and to spark a round of legal inquiry about the unique (to this point) circumstances of the big win.

"This is absolutely unprecedented for the Oregon Lottery," said Chuck Baumann, lottery spokesman.

Baumann said Wednesday that such online sales are legal in this case, though the lottery itself does not sell tickets online. 

Rather than a lump-sum payment, the winner chose to take his payout over 20 years. The agency made the first payment of $256,000 last week (after withholding income taxes, as is the typical procedure). The Megabucks cash lump sum payment would have been $3.2 million — half the jackpot amount, before taxes are paid.

Lottery officials said they sought legal advice and were told the purchaser did nothing wrong and he should be paid. But the lottery's own Website notes that it's a murky issue: "Internet wagering is a complex issue involving both state and federal law, as well as a number of regulatory, technological and security challenges."

Lottery rules also state that the winning ticketholder's name is public record, but the winner in this case asked that his name be withheld.

The winner is an Iraqi Kurd living in Baghdad. After traveling from the Mideast, the man strolled into lottery headquarters in Salem on Dec. 1 with little advance notice and presented the winning ticket.

While the Oregon Lottery doesn't sell tickets online, Lottery Director Jack Roberts said he was advised that the man didn't do anything wrong and should get his winnings. The man was also able to persuade lottery officials not to release his name, although it is a public record under Oregon law.

"In this case, I made the decision based on talking to the guy," said Roberts. "I do believe that there is a personal safety risk to him and his family... I would hope that people would respect the reasons for not giving the name. It's not going to mean anything to them, but it could to someone halfway around the world."

Roberts said the man — described as being in his 40s, personable and speaking relatively good English — made a convincing case that he and his family could be at risk of being killed or kidnapped if it was known that he had come into a large sum of money. Baghdad is one of the world's most dangerous cities, and an ethnic Kurd can stand out in a city dominated by Shiites.

theLotter.com, based in Israel, allows customers to buy lottery tickets from all over the world.

According to website's FAQ page, the site has a London mailing address and The Lotter Enterprises Ltd. is registered in Belize. It says all prizes are commission-free, though it charges a hefty fee for the initial ticket purchase — $3 worth of Megabucks tickets cost $9 — and if one wins a jackpot, "theLotter will fly you to the country" where it happened, "our local office representative will hand you your winning ticket" and will tell you how to claim the prize.

With that kind of system, Oregon Lottery officials acknowledge there's no way of really knowing if it's the first jackpot won through an online site, only that it's the first they they were informed of such, and in very unusual circumstances.

While Bell-Putis and her son were hoping to have the winning ticket themselves, selling the ticket might have been the next best thing for them.

Binky's gets a "selling bonus," as the lottery's contract with retailers stipulates, of 1 percent of the prize, up to $100,000 — so in this case, the deli's bonus is $64,000, Baumann said.

"We're glad to have it," Bell-Putis said. "This is a real small store here."

KTVZ, Lottery Post Staff

Comments

mypiemaster's avatarmypiemaster

This is great free publicity for THAT COMPANY . I don't care if the winner is from Iraq or Syria, so far as that money is not used to support Jihadists or any other form of terrorism.

gocart1's avatargocart1

I always wondered if those on-line lottery web sights are real or just rip offs..PartyUS FlagParty

zephbe's avatarzephbe

Congrats to the winner Smile  Stay safe and enjoy.

IAMAWINA!

I quit playing the lottery online YESTERDAY!!!! Had a miserable morning feeling like my win may never come......and now THIS story!!!!! Thanks for the encouragement not to stop dreaming. I am a winner and that settles it!!!!

Congrats Man :-) Hurray!PartyHurray!

Tialuvslotto's avatarTialuvslotto

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

lotterybraker's avatarlotterybraker

Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Dec 10, 2015

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

VERY GOOD POINT TIALUVELOTTO

 

I DPNT CARE WHICH COUNTRY HE IS FROM when the citizens passed the lottery in THEIR STATE it was, I BET, it was for OREGON CITIZENS..the fact is he an IRAQI does make a difference..being that most of those people in Iraq and Syria and a host of others over there hates AMERICANS , I would say it make a very big <snip> difference...

 

what if it turned out to be a member of ISIS and it was a POWERBALL JACKPOT worth 200 or 300 million dollars...they could buy any amount of arms in the world with that money..

 

MAYBE..this will be a good thing and every lottery state passes a law saying you have to be a UNITED STATES CITIZEN from now on...!!!!!!

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Lottery Playa

Quote: Originally posted by mypiemaster on Dec 10, 2015

This is great free publicity for THAT COMPANY . I don't care if the winner is from Iraq or Syria, so far as that money is not used to support Jihadists or any other form of terrorism.

I think the bigger worry isn't this guy with a measly 6.4 million. It's the US govt. who has been funding and training these so called rebels to the tunes of BILLIONS!

Just sayin'

lotterybraker's avatarlotterybraker

Quote: Originally posted by Lottery Playa on Dec 10, 2015

I think the bigger worry isn't this guy with a measly 6.4 million. It's the US govt. who has been funding and training these so called rebels to the tunes of BILLIONS!

Just sayin'

Yeah and our friggin RETARDED FEDERAL GOVERNMENT did an investigation after a little digging into the truth on the CIA for giving away 12 billion dollars...THATS RIGHT..I HEARD 12 BILLION DOLLARS during the so called investigation...those friggin idiots just gave away 12 billion dollars to those idiots over there..and I bet a large portion of that money made it to the same people to make IED'S and bought plenty of ak47's and only God knows what else was bought...do you have any idea what 12 Billion dollars could have done here at home...It could have PROBABLY got at least half the states out of financial debt and done the other half the following year...noooo they would rather give that money to a bunch friggin idiots who hate our ass...

lucky6025

I agree he may or maynot be in danger if his name gets out but if the rules for this game and other games, state. name and picture will be posted of winners then all should be held to these rules. betting if he was from USA would not be allowed to skirt around this rule. I'm not against anyone playing and winning but should be the rules apply to ALL that play, there were players in this country that lost lives do to lottery winnings.

Raven62's avatarRaven62

Quote: Originally posted by mypiemaster on Dec 10, 2015

This is great free publicity for THAT COMPANY . I don't care if the winner is from Iraq or Syria, so far as that money is not used to support Jihadists or any other form of terrorism.

I Agree! But: What are the chances of that?

Raven62's avatarRaven62

Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Dec 10, 2015

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

Because the Government of the people, by the people, and for the people has perished...

RJOh's avatarRJOh

I don't play any of the Oregon Lottery games so it doesn't matters to me what they do.  In Ohio some winners are choosing to use a trust to claim their winnings which has the same results.

SergeM's avatarSergeM

Good for a few kalashnikovs and belts.

Dd2160's avatarDd2160

Quote: Originally posted by gocart1 on Dec 10, 2015

I always wondered if those on-line lottery web sights are real or just rip offs..PartyUS FlagParty

They are real!

i know someone who plays!

travelintrucker's avatartravelintrucker

It's BS that only he gets anonymity for "security reasons." What about the winners in actual Oregon that have to deal with security threats in the state? I heard about this on NPR news while driving this morning.

travelintrucker's avatartravelintrucker

Kind of pointless because you can remain anonymous in Ohio. I guess, they are trying to guarantee it in case laws change.

bigbuckswede

Well it's good news for all of us using this site, it means they are for real and won't steal the winnings. I trust them and have played with them a couple of years from Sweden (no big winnings of course). The site is also advertised from both lotterypost (jackpot page) and usamega which is also good. I hope this also will lead to better access to US lotteries from europe. The Lotter is good but as stated in the articles the fees are really high. And the most strange thing is that it's still illegal for US citizens to play online lotteries in other countries.

paneagle

I do not think letting USA lotteries played by foreign citizens of any state, but especially because it could be played by IS-IS members. Now would we want that?

Yes Is-is may have members in usa, but mostly there are few and far between, and in any case, this still makes it rife to let people in organizations with big money win the lottery, and more likely winners will not be USA citizens.  That is, the lottery is US, not world, and so it should be kept in house, and probably in state, except for powerball and mega millions type format. (all states).  I think these especially should be excluded for now. 

I do know how to predict the lottery and have done so repeatedly this past two months, as my blog will show. But we are working as a team to share without problem by having players play their own tickets. Share fund is strictly by gentlemans agreement, but at lease we know who is playing with us.

music*'s avatarmusic*

I Agree! bigbuckswede, The fees are too high. My bank charged a cash transfer fee of $25.00 for one bet.

 This experience has put me off on traveling anywhere international. I will travel here the U.S.

 So, is this a rule or a law which makes you go public. Each lottery playing State will have different answers.

Lurking

bigbuckswede

Quote: Originally posted by music* on Dec 10, 2015

I Agree! bigbuckswede, The fees are too high. My bank charged a cash transfer fee of $25.00 for one bet.

 This experience has put me off on traveling anywhere international. I will travel here the U.S.

 So, is this a rule or a law which makes you go public. Each lottery playing State will have different answers.

Lurking

 No fees for me while using credit card to buy tickets, maybe depends on how you transfer through your bank? But tickets cost about 2.5 times more so I only play when the jackpots get high and only a few lines. 3-5 lines. And for the orher commentd above, all of us foreigners that buy tickets also contribute in raising the jackpots, why wouldn't we also be allowed to take part of the wins?

sully16's avatarsully16

Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Dec 10, 2015

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

Exactly, I wonder if anyone bothered to check to see if he was on a terror watch list?

sully16's avatarsully16

Quote: Originally posted by Raven62 on Dec 10, 2015

Because the Government of the people, by the people, and for the people has perished...

Yes it has.

Shelby Mustang

Well it didn't take long for us to delve into the trump like racist comments did it. Maybe just a regular guy won. Cmon 

sully16's avatarsully16

Quote: Originally posted by Shelby Mustang on Dec 10, 2015

Well it didn't take long for us to delve into the trump like racist comments did it. Maybe just a regular guy won. Cmon 

There's not  a single racist comment on this thread so far, but you had to make it political against Trump.

Your still not as clever as you think you are.

Todd's avatarTodd

Quote: Originally posted by Shelby Mustang on Dec 10, 2015

Well it didn't take long for us to delve into the trump like racist comments did it. Maybe just a regular guy won. Cmon 

Sully is right, there is no racism discussed, and nothing about Trump.  You have introduced both into this topic.  Do not attempt to go further into those off-topic discussions.

ArizonaDream's avatarArizonaDream

Quote: Originally posted by travelintrucker on Dec 10, 2015

It's BS that only he gets anonymity for "security reasons." What about the winners in actual Oregon that have to deal with security threats in the state? I heard about this on NPR news while driving this morning.

Totally agree with this. There may be good reasons for allowing anonymity for this person. But Oregon (and all other states) should extend the same consideration to their own residents.

Teddi's avatarTeddi

Ignoring the fact that so many are equating Iraqi to probable terrorist, ISIS is quite possibly the most well funded terrorist organization...ever. They have hundreds of millions to work with and you're all getting up in arms because an Iraqi citizen won 6.4 million. After taxes it's a drop in the bucket to what they have so let's try to keep things in perspective. 

The government has enough backdoor ways of seizing or freezing someone's assets. If they can garnish winnings from someone behind in child support, they aren't going to hand over a dime if a lottery winner is on a terrorist watch list.

I had all my deposit accounts frozen without warning because I sold Iranian saffron on eBay. Nothing unfroze until I showed evidence it was purchased before the embargo. There was no option of claiming "I didn't know" or "mea culpa" or "it was a gift and I didn't need it". The only option given was "prove the date of the purchase or we keep your money". What got me is that they didn't ask for that information before they froze my assets. They're working from a "we'll assume you're doing something illegal first and sort out the facts later" angle. 

So yeah, I'm going to go ahead and say congratulations to the winner because I'm 100% sure that if he isn't on the up and up, he won't be getting any of it.

Teddi's avatarTeddi

Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Dec 10, 2015

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

Once again you hit the nail right on the head. Though to be fair, Ohio allows for anonymity regardless, but still, it would be interesting to see if a no anonymity state would give a foreign national protection. The lottery doesn't seem to care much if their publicity whoring puts an American winner in jeopardy.

RedStang's avatarRedStang

Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Dec 10, 2015

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

Good point. It's almost worth paying the fee so know one finds out.

KY Floyd's avatarKY Floyd

Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Dec 10, 2015

So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???

"So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???"

Because the danger to "US" is mostly in your head, whereas the danger to a lottery winner living in Iraq is much more likely to be real.

In case there's any confusion, the lottery decided not to release his name because he lives in Iraq, not because he's Iraqi. I expect that if you move to Iraq (or a number of other places) before claiming a prize you could convince them not to release your name, at least if they believed it would be difficult for you to move out of Iraq.

"There's not  a single racist comment on this thread so far"

You're right. When posters speculate that he might be a terrorist or wonder "if anyone bothered to check to see if he was on a terror watch list?" it's probably just because he's Iraqi.

That means it's just plain all-purpose bigotry, rather than racism.

sully16's avatarsully16

Quote: Originally posted by KY Floyd on Dec 11, 2015

"So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???"

Because the danger to "US" is mostly in your head, whereas the danger to a lottery winner living in Iraq is much more likely to be real.

In case there's any confusion, the lottery decided not to release his name because he lives in Iraq, not because he's Iraqi. I expect that if you move to Iraq (or a number of other places) before claiming a prize you could convince them not to release your name, at least if they believed it would be difficult for you to move out of Iraq.

"There's not  a single racist comment on this thread so far"

You're right. When posters speculate that he might be a terrorist or wonder "if anyone bothered to check to see if he was on a terror watch list?" it's probably just because he's Iraqi.

That means it's just plain all-purpose bigotry, rather than racism.

Oh goody another one who thinks he's so clever.

The danger is in our heads? I think Abraham Shakespear might disagree, or the countless other lottery winners who have turned up dead or have been hounded for hand outs might disagree.

All purpose bigotry, Well Mr. Clever, the definition of Bigotry: Having intolerance to those with a different opinion.

Now if you said I was prejudice you might be correct, Color me a wee bit skeptical towards people in countries that constantly scream " Death to America"

But there's still no real danger here, just ask the people from the Boston Marathon, Fort Hood and the 14 who were just slaughtered in California last week.

Terror watch list, how dare me even think it.

 

RIP Innocent souls.

Tialuvslotto's avatarTialuvslotto

I sincerely hope that this guy uses the money to move himself and his family to a country where they can all live in peace.  It must be a nightmare to never know if bombs will fall on your house, an IED will blow up your car or a stray bullet from a shoot-out will kill you when you go to buy groceries. 

Since he's a US taxpayer for the next 20 years, maybe he can come here?

cbr$'s avatarcbr$

Congratulation to this man on his Oregon Megabuck win. The Oregon Lottery, made the right decision. This was a matter of Life & Death for this person family members. It better to be safe then sorry.

MaximumMillions

Regarding the whole ISIS debate (on the grounds of nothing but his citizenship, no less!) I think it's safe to say the captured oil fields generate many times as much revenue as these measly 6M US$.

The Tzarnaev Marathon bombers came to the US when they were what, 7 years old? The FBI recognizes that the real danger to the US is home grown terrorists , which is astonishing when you take into account the us geopolitics of the last 20 years.

 

Back to the topic of actual lottery playing, I wonder if <snip> buys all tickets in Orgeon? Because if they bought in Delaware or another anonymity state I might consider buying from them as I now know they are legit.

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yomibid1's avataryomibid1

Thank you Todd for this story what a remarkable site that allows us insigt

into the world of lottery players.

Todd's avatarTodd

Quote: Originally posted by KY Floyd on Dec 11, 2015

"So, if they will let this guy stay anonymous because the win might put him in danger, why won't they extend the same courtesy to US???"

Because the danger to "US" is mostly in your head, whereas the danger to a lottery winner living in Iraq is much more likely to be real.

In case there's any confusion, the lottery decided not to release his name because he lives in Iraq, not because he's Iraqi. I expect that if you move to Iraq (or a number of other places) before claiming a prize you could convince them not to release your name, at least if they believed it would be difficult for you to move out of Iraq.

"There's not  a single racist comment on this thread so far"

You're right. When posters speculate that he might be a terrorist or wonder "if anyone bothered to check to see if he was on a terror watch list?" it's probably just because he's Iraqi.

That means it's just plain all-purpose bigotry, rather than racism.

I'm afraid you don't understand what "bigotry" means. LOL  You can't be a "bigot" by judging a person based on what country they are from.

Bigotry has to do with an intolerance against someone based on what their opinions are -- which is closer to what YOU have posted!

lotterybraker's avatarlotterybraker

Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Dec 11, 2015

I'm afraid you don't understand what "bigotry" means. LOL  You can't be a "bigot" by judging a person based on what country they are from.

Bigotry has to do with an intolerance against someone based on what their opinions are -- which is closer to what YOU have posted!

I will say this much...I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all the comments on this thread for sure..I think it shows how different people feel about the same circumstance...

 

As for me...the fact that he is an Iraqi was all I needed to here...because ,sure..the first thing I thought of is he is probably a Terrorist..and second...how in the hec did he win all the way In Iraq...I still think the U.S. lottery system should be for U.S. citizens only...

 

Lets not forget that our country got caught with its pants down on September 11th, 2001...and oh yeah..the big one...December 7th, 1941...oh yeah..we sure hated the Japanese back then didnt we..it seems like every time the United States relaxes it self somebody is ready to attack us and kill thousands of people in the process...I am beginning to think the entire world actually hates us mostly because of our Government..which seems to stick its nose in way to many places it shouldnt be as if the United States is suppose to run the world or something..

Now the only country them people hate more than Americans is Israelis...do you Honestly think them people care one single bit about who our founding fathers were.. ,what our country has gone through to remain free...they are NOT coming here to be AMERICANS...they are coming here to be Muslims...and one thing is for sure...RELIGION OUT RANKS ANY CITIZENSHIP..Now if you dont believe that..ask FRANCE...so later on down the road if there is Muslim uprising...they will get involved some how or another...you can bet on that...

 

I do believe with MOST OF THE STATES SAYING THEY DONT WANT THEM HERE,WAS CLEAR ENOUGH to those retards running our country....

Todd's avatarTodd

Quote: Originally posted by lotterybraker on Dec 11, 2015

I will say this much...I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all the comments on this thread for sure..I think it shows how different people feel about the same circumstance...

 

As for me...the fact that he is an Iraqi was all I needed to here...because ,sure..the first thing I thought of is he is probably a Terrorist..and second...how in the hec did he win all the way In Iraq...I still think the U.S. lottery system should be for U.S. citizens only...

 

Lets not forget that our country got caught with its pants down on September 11th, 2001...and oh yeah..the big one...December 7th, 1941...oh yeah..we sure hated the Japanese back then didnt we..it seems like every time the United States relaxes it self somebody is ready to attack us and kill thousands of people in the process...I am beginning to think the entire world actually hates us mostly because of our Government..which seems to stick its nose in way to many places it shouldnt be as if the United States is suppose to run the world or something..

Now the only country them people hate more than Americans is Israelis...do you Honestly think them people care one single bit about who our founding fathers were.. ,what our country has gone through to remain free...they are NOT coming here to be AMERICANS...they are coming here to be Muslims...and one thing is for sure...RELIGION OUT RANKS ANY CITIZENSHIP..Now if you dont believe that..ask FRANCE...so later on down the road if there is Muslim uprising...they will get involved some how or another...you can bet on that...

 

I do believe with MOST OF THE STATES SAYING THEY DONT WANT THEM HERE,WAS CLEAR ENOUGH to those retards running our country....

It's a highly personal situation, so I understand feelings on both sides.

Personally, I have no problem with it.  In order to win a jackpot the person would have to pay into it, and frankly they've probably put a good deal more into other jackpots before winning this one.  So whoever won those other jackpots was receiving money from this guy, as well as the thousands of other foreigners who have played in the same manner.

Plus, he's most certainly not the first non-US citizen to win a US jackpot.  I have reported on a few myself in the past, and there have most definitely been others.  I guess this is the first time I've heard of someone from Iraq winning a US jackpot, but I don't think that makes him a bad person by definition.

Nikkicute's avatarNikkicute

Quote: Originally posted by sully16 on Dec 11, 2015

Oh goody another one who thinks he's so clever.

The danger is in our heads? I think Abraham Shakespear might disagree, or the countless other lottery winners who have turned up dead or have been hounded for hand outs might disagree.

All purpose bigotry, Well Mr. Clever, the definition of Bigotry: Having intolerance to those with a different opinion.

Now if you said I was prejudice you might be correct, Color me a wee bit skeptical towards people in countries that constantly scream " Death to America"

But there's still no real danger here, just ask the people from the Boston Marathon, Fort Hood and the 14 who were just slaughtered in California last week.

Terror watch list, how dare me even think it.

 

RIP Innocent souls.

The danger is in our heads? I think Abraham Shakespear might disagree, or the countless other lottery winners who have turned up dead

 

What countless lottery winners who turned up deadWhat?

I literally counted 3 off the top of my head, who are the others your

referring to?

sully16's avatarsully16

Quote: Originally posted by Nikkicute on Dec 11, 2015

The danger is in our heads? I think Abraham Shakespear might disagree, or the countless other lottery winners who have turned up dead

 

What countless lottery winners who turned up deadWhat?

I literally counted 3 off the top of my head, who are the others your

referring to?

William and Brenda Evans Detroit

Arthur Neal Detroit

Urooj Khan Illinois

Abraham Shakespear Florida

Get paid's avatarGet paid

When a american citizen who wins a huge jackpot,wants to remain anonymous,its also for security reasons.

Nikkicute's avatarNikkicute

Quote: Originally posted by sully16 on Dec 11, 2015

William and Brenda Evans Detroit

Arthur Neal Detroit

Urooj Khan Illinois

Abraham Shakespear Florida

That's itWhat? So you just added two more so my total is now 5, well 6 (for the couple).

You used the word "countless" like there were so many winners being killed you couldn't

even count them (because that's what the word countless means) thought I missed a whole lot of stories

here on LP.

 

Okey, dokey! So overall lottery winners are safe!Smiley

sully16's avatarsully16

Quote: Originally posted by Nikkicute on Dec 11, 2015

That's itWhat? So you just added two more so my total is now 5, well 6 (for the couple).

You used the word "countless" like there were so many winners being killed you couldn't

even count them (because that's what the word countless means) thought I missed a whole lot of stories

here on LP.

 

Okey, dokey! So overall lottery winners are safe!Smiley

Many stories don't make national headlines, not all lottery murders are over millions, but some  are as low as 500 hundred dollars.

In Detroit you can die just for taking the last chicken wing, true story.

Shelby Mustang

I'm sorry but why else would you or anyone else mention terrorism, watch list or anything else in the like? What does someone winning the lottery have to do with terrorism? 

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