To: Salgak
Battle, 40, filed a police report saying
she dropped her purse as she left the Quick Shop Food Mart
last week after buying the ticket.
She said she realized after the drawing last Tuesday that the ticket was missing.
BS...
Some people make a CAREER of scams. If she spent as much time at a REAL JOB, she wouldn't have SEVEN kids, while her husband worked two jobs.
116 posted on
01/06/2004 9:18:23 AM PST by
kcvl
To: kcvl
Battle, 40, filed a police report saying she dropped her purse as she left the Quick Shop Food Mart last week after buying the ticket. She said she realized after the drawing last Tuesday that the ticket was missing.Did Ms. Battle tell the police the numbers she bet BEFORE the winning numbers were announced????
184 posted on
01/06/2004 9:56:44 AM PST by
thesummerwind
(Images of broken light which dance before me like a million eyes)
To: kcvl
"Battle, 40, filed a police report saying she dropped her purse as she left the Quick Shop Food Mart last week after buying the ticket. She said she realized after the drawing last Tuesday that the ticket was missing."
If you just spent money on a ticket wouldn't it be real fresh on your mind to make sure the ticket was still in that purse you just dropped?
Yet she didn't check at that point, only realizing later that the ticket was gone, so how does she know she "lost" it at the store and not somewhere else?
Maybe after she got home one of the kids took it, or hubby, or the dog ate it. She's saying she lost it when she dropped her purse but it could have been one of a hundred other scenarios. If she didn't check to see if she had it after dropping her purse she can't really say when or how it "disappeared".
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