Woman Forced to Return Winning Lottery Ticket Worth Over $4 Million
On 12/16/20 at 8:16 AM EST
A shop worker from Pennsylvania must hand back a $4.15 million winning lottery ticket after a court ruled it belonged to the supermarket where it was printed.
Beverlie Seltzer, who was employed by the Acme store in Doylestown, claimed the multi-million dollar slip was hers.
But a court ruled that the ticket which it said was printed by mistake was the store s property.
State judge Mary Jane Bowes wrote that Seltzer only found the winning ticket when she reported for work on March 21, 2019, after the lottery numbers had been announced.