Clerk free on bail in lottery ticket case

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Bug — Fri, 09 Jan 2004 05:54:09 GMT

I need some popcorn for this one. I bet the store owner is in on it.

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hypersoniq — Thu, 08 Jan 2004 20:22:17 GMT

The REAL question is, who would send ANYONE NOT involved in the cut to cash in a ticket? Hope they are better traders...

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fja — Thu, 08 Jan 2004 19:59:24 GMT

yep this is getting a little out of hand, she must be trying to get herself a cut of that prize, and shes going to roll the dice...for all its worth. probably didnt realize that the guys had made copies of the ticket either...

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BabyJC — Thu, 08 Jan 2004 16:37:19 GMT

Another disgusting thief and liar! This woman is low; so many lies and fabrications. And trying to butter everyone up by saying she thinks of them as family so they drop everything - Please! Don't even try to take the focus of the criminal actions. The reason she won't hand over the ticket is because it is damning evidence showing that she fraudently signed the back of the ticket saying that she was the owner. She and Elecia should share a cell together

Clerk free on bail in lottery ticket case

Lottery Post — Thu, 08 Jan 2004 10:11:53 GMT

A Cook County judge set bail at $25,000 Wednesday for a Chicago Board Options Exchange clerk accused of swiping her co-workers' winning $175,000 lottery ticket.But Dora Leal's attorney insisted the clerk thought the Mega Millions ticket was worth less than $10 and that there was no chicanery intended -- she just misplaced the ticket. This is completely out of her character, attorney Robert Kuzas said after her bond hearing. She's very distraught over this. Police charged Leal, 44, of North Spa... [ More ]