He Won the Jackpot... Then Wished He Never Did Lottery the Jackpot Wealth Life
2002 Jack Whittaker won one of America's biggest lottery jackpots, a dream most people imagine would solve everything. But the years after the win were marked by turmoil, personal tragedy, and financial decline. He later said he wished he had torn the ticket up. His story became a harsh reminder that money can change your life but not always for the better.
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A massive $847 million Powerball jackpot just sold at a Wegmans about a mile from the New York border! Winner could possibly be a New Yorker
According to the New Jersey Lottery, the winning ticket was sold at a Wegmans in New Jersey, purchased Wednesday at 10:46 a.m. from a lottery vending machine inside the store.
The winner has one year to claim the life-changing prize ( and in New Jersey, jackpot winners can remain anonymous.
Lots of New Yorkers from Pearl River say they shop at this wegmans.