
Woman wins $2 million after buying lottery ticket for the wrong drawing
CNN
A North Carolina woman is $1.4 million richer after buying a lottery ticket for a drawing she was not trying to enter.
Elizabeth Johnson of Lucama, about 50 miles east of Raleigh, rushed to get her numbers into a Wednesday night Powerball drawing but missed the 9:57 p.m. cutoff by one minute to buy a ticket with Online Play, according to lottery officials. Her Quick Pick ticket was good for the drawing three days later, though, which earned her a $2 million prize.
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