Winners Right To Anonymity

Reply #6

myturn — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 04:11:54 GMT

The Graeme Thorne kidnapping is the name given to the 1960 kidnapping and murder of Graeme Thorne for money that his father, Bazil Thorne, had won in a lottery. A crime which caused massive shock at the time and gathered huge publicity, it was the first known kidnapping for ransom in Australian history. The police investigation that led to the capture and conviction of his murderer, Stephen Leslie Bradley, is regarded as a textbook example of forensic investigation. The kidnapping is arguably Au... [ More ]

Reply #5

B$Rizzle — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:11:47 GMT

But dont you know the rules/laws before playing?

If you dont agree or don't want to use a work around method of staying anonymous, then dont play!!

Sorry, but I dont think we need anymore government laws . Just play them in their own game and get a trust to claim....end of story

Reply #4

MADDOG10 — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:04:29 GMT

Because the first law on the books is wrong. Thats what needs to be corrected...

Reply #3

B$Rizzle — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 19:53:24 GMT

Set up a Blind trust or find another way around keeping who you are a secret. Why need to pass a law

Reply #2

myturn — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 04:07:23 GMT

If you are lucky enough to win jackpot or a large prize, will you be happy for your identity to be public information

Reply #1

psykomo — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 17:35:50 GMT

no NO NO not another LAW passed 2 CORRECT SOMETHING!

WE HAVE A BILLION LAWS IN THIS COUNTRY TELL'G US WHAT WE

CAN OR CANNOT DO OR SAY AND EACH YEAR ALL STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS

PASS A MILLION MORE LAWS WORKING 365 DAY'S A YEAR

why loard ALL THESE LAWS

Winners Right To Anonymity

myturn — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 03:39:16 GMT

I believe all lottery winners have a right to anonymity and laws should be changed to give winners that right. If you support this right please join us at:

facebook.com/winnersright