The winner, who got the ticket from a delicatessen in his hometown, was 45 years old when he discovered he had won the top prize in Georgia's instant game, "100X the Money."
After realizing he had won $3 million, Music told the Georgia Lottery he "couldn't believe it," a moment that changed his life.
He claimed to the lottery that he would set aside some of his winnings for the future, but a subsequent inquiry found that he had actually invested the money.
Not into real estate or stocks, but rather into the methamphetamine trade.
After realizing he had won $3 million, Music told the Georgia Lottery he "couldn't believe it," a moment that changed his life.
He claimed to the lottery that he would set aside some of his winnings for the future, but a subsequent inquiry found that he had actually invested the money.
Not into real estate or stocks, but rather into the methamphetamine trade.