A woman from Michigan, Patricia Royer, won $25,000 every year for life in the Lucky for Life lottery.
She thought it was a mistake or someone hacked her account when she saw the prize. She bought the winning ticket online with money from a previous win.
She chose to take a lump sum of $390,000. She'll use part of it for a scholarship in memory of a loved one.
She thought it was a mistake or someone hacked her account when she saw the prize. She bought the winning ticket online with money from a previous win.
She chose to take a lump sum of $390,000. She'll use part of it for a scholarship in memory of a loved one.
