Lotto Group plan, what group plan?

[Jawge]

To much mou inna di group plus fi ar own.If she did win all six mil then it own would be a group buy. Ah so di ting set. Mi glad ah nuh yaad she deh still

[Jangle]

trust me, she not going to spend that money easily. We dealing with 14 other people earning minimum wage.

[Islandman]

Next stop: Port-au-Prince, Haiti. LOL!

Unless is some other Haitian involved...DEN she inna serious problem.

[MdmeX]

Next stop: Port-au-Prince, Haiti. LOL!

Unless is some other Haitian involved...DEN she inna serious problem.

if she heads to Port-au-Prince, she will be a walking target!

[Muadib]

so the burden of proof is on ??

[Jawge]

True dat, dem ight juss waan try di case inna public court. Sad though; I've been in group Lotto and at no time the person who is purchasing would buy interdependently. I always wondered why I got a photo copy of the purchase, now I know.

[Jangle]

Lyad!!!

Mega Millions winner says ticket still hidden inside Baltimore McDonald’s


One of the three Mega Millions jackpot winners says her winning ticket remains stashed away inside the Baltimore McDonald's where she works. But some of Marlinde Wilson's co-workers think she is telling a Big Lie.
"I left my ticket there, and it's somewhere safe that only I know about," Wilson told the New York Post. "I'm waiting for things to calm down so I can go back to McDonald's and get it. The people [at McDonald's] are too excited. I want their heads to cool down before I go back."
Wilson claims to have purchased one of the three winning Mega Millions lottery tickets. The three winners will each receive a share of the record-breaking $640 million jackpot. If Wilson's story is true, that would mean a $105 million ticket (after taxes) is stashed away somewhere inside the fast food restaurant.
Wilson's co-workers appear to be split in their opinion of her but all who have spoken to the media seem to share some animosity toward the Haiti native. Some of Wilson's colleagues say she is attempting to cheat them out of what should be shared winnings from a pool of lotto tickets 14 of the McDonald's employees purchased together.
And Wilson's manager, identified only as "Layla" by the Post, says she thinks Wilson isn't telling the truth about hiding the ticket inside the McDonald's. "That's impossible. She didn't come back here" after she purchased the ticket, Layla said.

CBS News has also raised questions about whether or not Wilson actually purchased one of the three winning tickets. Mega Millions officials say they do not know who actually purchased the ticket. They have only been able to confirm that the winning ticket was in fact purchased at a Baltimore 7-Eleven just four hours before the winning numbers were announced.
The Post also raises some question's about Wilson's character, noting she has a Facebook page under the alias Sheila Paraison, on which she says she will donate her winnings to relief efforts in Haiti.

[Islandman]

Wonder what she really up to......

Could be just sick inna her head and looking for some attention, or trying to throw off the people in the group dat she nuh nuh want to share the money with.

[MdmeX]

Lyad!!!

Mega Millions winner says ticket still hidden inside Baltimore McDonald’s


One of the three Mega Millions jackpot winners says her winning ticket remains stashed away inside the Baltimore McDonald's where she works. But some of Marlinde Wilson's co-workers think she is telling a Big Lie.
"I left my ticket there, and it's somewhere safe that only I know about," Wilson told the New York Post. "I'm waiting for things to calm down so I can go back to McDonald's and get it. The people [at McDonald's] are too excited. I want their heads to cool down before I go back."
Wilson claims to have purchased one of the three winning Mega Millions lottery tickets. The three winners will each receive a share of the record-breaking $640 million jackpot. If Wilson's story is true, that would mean a $105 million ticket (after taxes) is stashed away somewhere inside the fast food restaurant.
Wilson's co-workers appear to be split in their opinion of her but all who have spoken to the media seem to share some animosity toward the Haiti native. Some of Wilson's colleagues say she is attempting to cheat them out of what should be shared winnings from a pool of lotto tickets 14 of the McDonald's employees purchased together.
And Wilson's manager, identified only as "Layla" by the Post, says she thinks Wilson isn't telling the truth about hiding the ticket inside the McDonald's. "That's impossible. She didn't come back here" after she purchased the ticket, Layla said.

CBS News has also raised questions about whether or not Wilson actually purchased one of the three winning tickets. Mega Millions officials say they do not know who actually purchased the ticket. They have only been able to confirm that the winning ticket was in fact purchased at a Baltimore 7-Eleven just four hours before the winning numbers were announced.
The Post also raises some question's about Wilson's character, noting she has a Facebook page under the alias Sheila Paraison, on which she says she will donate her winnings to relief efforts in Haiti.

McDonald's should declare her as abandoning her job and nuh let har in.

But as one of the employee said, she always like attention :-)

[Jangle]

They refused her entry. Her supervisor already said that she was lying because she never came back to the restaurant after she left that night. So unless she hid the ticket under a stone outside the restaurant then she is lying.

[MdmeX]

But even her lawyer seems to be puzzled! Hope she is not drawing undue attention to herself, and hope she is documented!

[Jangle]

Too late now if she is not.