Powerball's $85.5 million winner remains a mystery

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mayan27 — Tue, 10 Feb 2004 17:46:01 GMT

Hey golotto,I wholeheartedly agree with your statement.Remaining anonymous is one of the bestest way to enjoy your lottery win, but entrusting that ticket with someone else to claim your winnings especially a huge sum of money,. is not easy.I always say, Trust everyone,but not the devil in them .I am sure even the financial advisors or attorney with all that they have,will never stop dreaming and wishing they were the one who won such money.

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golotto — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 20:11:39 GMT

i would love to have a five-star team of professionals help me remain low profile and relieve the stress burden of a jackpot win...but i'd certainly want an idea of what that team would cost. i would have to have real faith in my attorney to let her hire the financial and insurance consultant. i admit that i'd probably go that route in an all-out effort to remain 'anonymous' but giving someone else the reins to my lottery claim in and of itself would be stressful.

Powerball's $85.5 million winner remains a mystery

Lottery Post — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 11:11:49 GMT

Who is it?Thats the $85.5 million question.New Hampshire still waits for the winner of Wednesdays Powerball lottery jackpot to enter the spotlight. Some wondered if he or she ever would. Portsmouth attorney Sally Mulhern, of Mulhern Scott, represented one lottery winner who remained anonymous - even to his parents. I couldnt believe his parents didnt know, Mulhern said in a telephone interview Friday. He had had a bad day and his wife asked him, what can I do to make you feel better. He said,... [ More ]