Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia. If the ticket goes unclaimed, the $1.5 billion prize will be redistributed to the 44 states along with the U.S. “What I don’t understand is why does the money have to go back? Why can’t they just use it for another jackpot?” Watson said. He wonders if Mega Millions ever planned to award the jackpot at all, instead using it as an excuse to sell more tickets. Chris Watson prepares hot dogs and hamburgers at the KC Mart’s grill. But there’s that nagging feeling that maybe I didn’t check every one.”Īs with all great mysteries, there are some far out conspiracy theories. Just as quickly, though, his hopes were dashed as he checked his numbers over - and over - again: “I know I checked every ticket I bought. He felt a brief rush when he heard it sold the winner. Everyone entering the store on a recent cold winter day figured the winning ticket was sold to someone living or working nearby.Ĭhristian Porchak lives a mile from the KC Mart, where he bought tickets for the big drawing. The store is away from the suburban core on a two-lane road past the four-way stop and several recently constructed subdivisions. Simpsonville is a rapidly growing suburb of about 22,000 people south of Greenville. I don’t know when we sold it or who we sold it to.” “We didn’t even know we sold the winner yet,” Patel said, adding agents immediately took the surveillance tapes away. Store employee Jee Patel said State Law Enforcement Division agents were waiting in the parking lot when workers came to open at 6 a.m. The winning ticket was sold at the KC Mart in Simpsonville sometime between Oct. on April 19 to walk into the South Carolina Lottery office in Columbia with the signed ticket and claim the jackpot. Whoever won the second largest lottery in U.S.
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