High Court OKs Lottery Worker's Prosecution

Comment #7

jacaesar — Sun, 16 Nov 2003 14:56:40 GMT

RjohCorruption and cover-up will exist as long as people continue to put their head in the sand in disbelief when it's not affecting them. People in responsble positions are not exempt from lying. In fact, they are more apt to do so because of people like you who will ignore the truth. However, check out the NJLottery.org website for yourself under Games and Prizes, Winner's List Search and you'll see for yourself. Put in Passaic and and scan down to 05/21/01. That's where you'll see Melvin... [ More ]

Comment #6

CASH Only — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 13:18:17 GMT

jacaesar:AFAIC the biggest form of lottery corruption is forcing big winners to receive X years of annuity payments, without the winner being allowed to take the cash value in lump sum.

Comment #5

RJOh — Tue, 04 Nov 2003 20:13:13 GMT

jacaesar,I read the story about Melvin Milligan claiming his ticket athttp://www.cnn.com/2001/US/06/15/lottery.winner.03/and it was for cash and after he mail it in, he showed up later to collect the check. That doesn't sound like a cover-up to me.RJOh

Comment #4

jacaesar — Tue, 04 Nov 2003 18:31:12 GMT

In response to lottery agent's lying about annuity or cash. There's always a first time for us to hear things. When people in position do secret things their hope is that when someone uncovers the truth that no one will believe them. That's why so many people have gotten away with wrongdoing. However, I know the ticket was a cash payment ticket because I purchased it. Furthermore, after I was given a hard time, I was finally allowed to come and inspect the ticket and I have a copy of it to... [ More ]

Comment #3

CASH Only — Tue, 04 Nov 2003 15:14:57 GMT

For some reason I never heard of the Pick-6 agent lying about the choice on the ticket.

Comment #2

dvdiva — Tue, 04 Nov 2003 06:27:09 GMT

at only 24000 stolen in 23 years she'd be cheaper than the woman in charge of the tennesee lottery.

Comment #1

jacaesar — Mon, 03 Nov 2003 19:44:43 GMT

Maybe some of the Lottery Officials and other officials in New Jersey should be investigated and prosecuted surrounding the June 9, 2000 winning ticket which seems obvious that they participated in a cover-up to help, Al Oliver, aka Melvin Milligan, claim my ticket by hiding the winner as if it were a Pick-6 ticket, indicateing that it was a annuity ticket, when it was a cash ticket which is chosen when purchased, and indicating that the ticket was paid May 21, 2001, when news coverage indicated... [ More ]

High Court OKs Lottery Worker's Prosecution

Lottery Post — Thu, 16 Oct 2003 07:40:41 GMT

Massachusetts' high court cleared the way Tuesday for the prosecution of a septuagenarian former Lottery worker accused of stealing money and lottery tickets from the agency.The Supreme Judicial Court overruled a lower court decision that suppressed incriminating comments made by Maxine Sneed, then 70, when she was questioned in her home in 1999 by a state police officer and a lottery investigator.Because she was not in custody, the court ruled, the investigators did not need to read Sneed her M... [ More ]