Lottery winner 'blows' winnings, fakes death, arrested

I won that much I would be sorted for life. My home for the homeless/ drink and drug abusers try to get them back on track. It sounds like he didn’t now how control himself with the cocaine to overdose. While many dream of winning the lottery and having all their financial needs taken care of, the reality is often far different. Unfortunately, there are just as many true stories of devastation, loss, and tragedy. With the Jan. 13, 2016, $1.58 billion Powerball, the story that a winner overdosed on cocaine while surrounded by hookers is false. The story quickly surfaced on social media networks and went viral. A photo was shown of a mansion and the story went on to state that a winner from Chino Hills, California, cashed in his ticket, took out a loan against his winnings, purchased a kilo of cocaine, then did all the drugs while partying with hookers. According to the rumor, the Powerball jackpot winner was dead within two days of winning. I won that much I would be sorted for life. My home for the homeless/ drink and drug abusers try to get them back on track. It sounds like he didn’t now how control himself with the cocaine to overdose. Powerball jackpot overdosed on cocaine and died while surrounded by hookers continues to go viral. The story is fueled by the fact that only one winner of the three winning Powerball tickets has come forward to claim their prize. First of all, there were three winning Powerball tickets sold for the Jan. 13, 2016, billion dollar jackpot. One ticket was sold in California, another in Tennessee, and one in Florida. Currently, only the Tennessee winners have come forward to claim their prize money. Powerball winners have 180 days from the time of the drawing to come forward and collect their winnings. Both the Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots have reached extremely large numbers. While there are many horror stories associated with various lottery winners, this story is not true. The California Powerball jackpot winner has yet to claim the ticket and it is unclear if it is a man, woman, or a pool of people. Hugston didn’t wait and got loan from a money lender and started wasting his millions rapidly. So, at first he bought a multi-million dollars well furnished dream home. One of his close friends Rick Kingston said that he was trying to keep his identity undiscoverable and he moved rapidly from his 2 bedroom apartment. He was living with his girlfriend in this apartment, but he broke his relations with her after winning the lottery. James Hugston was found dead in his multi-million home with more than a kilogram of cocaine. His friend said that he became crazy very fast, so initially he bought a very costly home and then took a massive dose of cocaine. His photo gained more than 800 likes and 180 comments since Wednesday night.A fake Twitter account, claiming to be Atwal, said he would give $100,000 to someone who would retweet him. The fake account also claimed that Atwal knew the winner. Meanwhile, a man under the user name @jaredpricebillionairewinner posted fake Fox News tweets to Instagram calling him the official Chino Hills jackpot winner. According to the New York Daily News, 70 percent of lottery winners end up broke within seven years. Six months later, authorities said they had conducted further tests — at the request of a relative they did not name — and determined it was cyanide poisoning. He pleaded no contest to assaulting and threatening to kill a bar manager. He was arrested twice on drunken-driving charges and was accused of groping women at a racetrack. Chino Hills, California, lottery spokesman Alex Traverso told The Associated Press. The winning ticket in Tennessee was sold in Munford, north of Memphis, according to a news release from lottery officials in that state. Some of the biggest Powerball sales have come from cities bordering states that don't sell the tickets, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association. The association oversees the Powerball Lottery, but management rotates annually among member states. Lisa Robinson of Munford, Tennessee, wasted no time letting the world know they were among the three winners who split the jackpot, as they informed America on Friday morning’s “Today” show that had the winning numbers. Kurland has previously represented winners of $254 million and $336 million Powerball jackpots, and says he tells clients to scrub their social-media sites and personally vanish for a few days once they claim their money.

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