6/55 NO WINNER
DATE : NOV. 23, 2019
RESULT: 2-3-14-26-27-34
6/42 NO WINNER
DATE : NOV. 23, 2019
RESULT: 1-3-5-22-23-28
6/58
6/58
Draw Date 11/24/19
Estimated Jackpot Prize P50M
6/49
Draw Date 11/24/19
Estimated Jackpot Prize P42M
6/55
Draw Date 11/25/19
Estimated Jackpot Prize P30M
6/45
Draw Date 11/25/19
Estimated Jackpot Prize P9M
6/42
Draw Date 11/26/19
Estimated Jackpot Prize P57M
Sad Stories of Jackpot Winners
1. Jeffrey Dampier, a lottery winner found murdered in his truck in 2005.
In 1996, he won the Illinois lottery to the tune of $20 million.
He invested in a popcorn business and gave millions to friends and family members, but a woman named Victoria Jackson wanted it all after he decided to cut her off.
She was the sister of Dampier’s wife, but the two had a secret affair that lasted for years.
She and her new boyfriend lured Dampier to a meeting and murdered him.
2. One of the more bizarre and tragic stories of lost lottery fortune is the tale of Ibi Roncaioli, a Canadian woman who won a $5 million lottery jackpot in 1991.
Sad Stories of Jackpot Winners
1. Jeffrey Dampier, a lottery winner found murdered in his truck in 2005.
In 1996, he won the Illinois lottery to the tune of $20 million.
He invested in a popcorn business and gave millions to friends and family members, but a woman named Victoria Jackson wanted it all after he decided to cut her off.
She was the sister of Dampier’s wife, but the two had a secret affair that lasted for years.
She and her new boyfriend lured Dampier to a meeting and murdered him.
2. One of the more bizarre and tragic stories of lost lottery fortune is the tale of Ibi Roncaioli, a Canadian woman who won a $5 million lottery jackpot in 1991.
She died in 2003. Five years later, her husband, Dr. Joseph Roncaioli was convicted of poisoning her.
3. Ibi Roncaioli isn’t the only lotto winner whose life ended with a lethal dose of poison.
Chicago businessman Urooj Khan died suddenly at the age of 46 just a few weeks after he won $1 million in 2012 — he hadn’t even received the money yet.
Chicago businessman Urooj Khan died suddenly at the age of 46 just a few weeks after he won $1 million in 2012 — he hadn’t even received the money yet.
His death was attributed to natural causes at first, but at the prodding of his family, a new test revealed he’d been poisoned to death with cyanide.
Remember:
Never tell people that you won a Lotto jackpot. Sure your life would be in danger.
Remember:
Never tell people that you won a Lotto jackpot. Sure your life would be in danger.
