Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,582320,00.html
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A
central Kentucky autoworker is lucky he held on to the $128.6 million
Powerball ticket he bought on Christmas Eve during some last-minute
shopping — after all, it was printed by mistake.
Lottery officials said Rob Anderson and his wife, Tuesday, were winners of the largest jackpot in the state's history.
On
Wednesday the couple was introduced at the state lottery headquarters
in Louisville. The Andersons said they didn't initially believe they
had won the $128.6 million jackpot after buying lottery tickets
together for 12 years.
"We didn't hit it,
that's not us," Rob Anderson said he told his wife after showing her
the winning ticket the morning after the Dec. 26 drawing. "Something's
not right!"
Rob Anderson, 39, said the
winning ticket was a misprint that he decided to keep while buying
stocking stuffers at a Georgetown, Ky., gas station. He wanted to buy
$1 lottery tickets for three people, but the clerk goofed.
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