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Winning Lottery Ticket Found in Cookie Jar
A man’s life has been turned around with a lottery win, after finding a winning ticket in his cookie jar.
Ricardo Cerezo had faced difficult times in recent months, after his 14-year-old’s daughter died following seizures, he was alleged to have been days from eviction. Things changed dramatically when a ticket worth $4,850,000 came into his life.
With months of turmoil making life difficult for him and his family, Cerezo has been given a chance to get back on his feet as best he can with this win. The Illinois man had, in fact, accumulated a number of lottery tickets in a cookie jar over an amount of time, but failed to check them until the lead-up to the foreclosure.
He came across a ticket that was for a 2nd February draw and it turned out to be a winner. ”Faith tells us our best days are ahead of us,” Cerezo said as he spoke to Beacon News.
“I can’t believe I had $4.85 million in a cookie jar for over three months!” Cerezo said as he spoke to the Illinois Lottery, who presented him with his. He had been oblivious to the win until this month, and finally his financial worries can be put behind him.
The family will collect a total of $3,395,000 after taxes. It’s been said that they will use it to pay off their mortgage, give to various charities and add to their childrens’ university funds.
