Destroy the € 22 million winning ticket by washing it inside pants

Luck is often on our side when we least expect it. There are many people who play the lottery every day and who are looking for their winning ticket to become millionaires overnight. On very few occasions, that luck accompanies us and the winning numbers are those in which we have entrusted our chance. This is what happened a few days ago in California (United States) when a woman played the winning numbers of the most famous lottery in the world. The city, the SuperLottoPlus. The problem has come later when the luck of this graceful has turned against her since, apparently, the woman washed the winning ticket along with some pants, being completely destroyed. far. It was in November of last year that the combination of numbers was the winner in California. The problem arose when the weeks passed and nobody claimed the prize. May 13 was the last day to collect the 26 million dollars, (22 million euros), and when the organizers thought that the prize would be deserted, a woman was presented to claim the 26 million of the winning ticket.The organizers claimed the ticket but the woman arrived without it, and it is that she argued that she had destroyed it when she put it to wash along with some pants. The manager of the Norwalk Arco AMPM store that sold the $ 26M winning California SuperLotto Plus ticket told @ericspillman that the woman who bought the ticket destroyed it in the laundry https://t.co/asE0jitFra – KTLA (@KTLA) May 13 , 2021 The woman explained that she had bought the ticket in a Norwalk store, in Los Angeles, and that, due to an oversight, she put it in the laundry. The numbers 23, 36, 12, 31, and 13, plus the mega-number 10, were totally useless.In this sense, an investigation has been opened to clarify whether the woman is indeed the winner of the 26 million dollars. According to the rules of the draw, the winner must prove that he was the owner of the ticket in the house of loss. The authorities are investigating what happened. In the store in the Norwalk neighborhood, the workers meet the woman, she is a regular player. In addition, the security cameras of the trade would certify that the woman bought a ticket that day, but it would not be definitive proof to know if that ticket carried the winning numbers The woman must present clear evidence that she was the owner of the ticket, such as a photo on both sides of the bill. If not, the woman will lose $ 26 million that will go to California public schools.