American Jimmy Smith (67) from East Orange East of New Jersey in the
USA two days before the end of the win came after a $ 24.1 million
lottery win.! ....
One evening I watched the news in which there was an annex that a $ 24.1 million prize in the New York lottery, which someone won on May 25, 2016, has not yet been awarded.
Then he decided to check his crunched fortunes, which he did not check as soon as the drawing was completed, and sometimes forget about them.
"I found the balls in the pocket of the shirt that hung longer in the closet, and I saw a lot of luck that I played, including one with a winning combination." I stood there for a minute thinking, "Do I see what I think it is ?!" American security services have been retired.
"I opened the window and shook my head to breathe fresh air. I was really suspicious, I had to make sure this was real," Smith added at the end.
Smith's ticket, which he bought in the Rene store in Tribeca, containing the winning combination of numbers: 5-12-13-22-25-35.
Smith is the father of two children and has 12 grand grandchildren. He said he played a lottery from the 1960s, but he was never rushing to check his ticket.
"I always told myself that I would check the ticket when I had time"
Smith plans to hold a family meeting to discuss what they will do with the new wealth. And of course, he decided to pay the full premium of the Volterra premium, which will be paid for the next 26 years in installments.
One evening I watched the news in which there was an annex that a $ 24.1 million prize in the New York lottery, which someone won on May 25, 2016, has not yet been awarded.
Then he decided to check his crunched fortunes, which he did not check as soon as the drawing was completed, and sometimes forget about them.
"I found the balls in the pocket of the shirt that hung longer in the closet, and I saw a lot of luck that I played, including one with a winning combination." I stood there for a minute thinking, "Do I see what I think it is ?!" American security services have been retired.
"I opened the window and shook my head to breathe fresh air. I was really suspicious, I had to make sure this was real," Smith added at the end.
Smith's ticket, which he bought in the Rene store in Tribeca, containing the winning combination of numbers: 5-12-13-22-25-35.
Smith is the father of two children and has 12 grand grandchildren. He said he played a lottery from the 1960s, but he was never rushing to check his ticket.
"I always told myself that I would check the ticket when I had time"
Smith plans to hold a family meeting to discuss what they will do with the new wealth. And of course, he decided to pay the full premium of the Volterra premium, which will be paid for the next 26 years in installments.
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