Lottery
Details about the Frazier Park, California, man were scant.
A Maine man, whose identity remains secret, didn’t want his parents to know about his $1.35 billion windfall, new court filings show.
Contrary to popular myth, winning the lottery probably won’t ruin your life. But buying a lottery ticket is still a dumb thing to do.
“Everybody dreams of winning money, but nobody realizes the nightmares that come out of the woodwork,” lamented one jackpot winner whose own brother hired a hitman to kill him.
Prosecutors allege Jason Kurland and three associates stole $107 million from his lottery-winning clients—and then used the money to buy private jets and yachts.
One person listening to one popular podcast at one particular time can have remarkable results.
The most recent study shows lottery winners experience no significant change in happiness level but feel more satisfied about their life.