Lottery record holder accused of death threat

The winner of the largest single lottery jackpot in US history has been accused of threatening to kill a bar manager.

Lottery record holder accused of death threat
Thu, 08 Jan, 2004 - 08:51

The winner of the largest single lottery jackpot in US history has been accused of threatening to kill a bar manager.

Andrew Whittaker, who won the €252m Powerball jackpot in Christmas 2002, was arraigned on charges of threatening Todd Parsons, the manager of Billy Sundays Bar and Grill in St Albans, West Virginia.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: USPlace: St Albans, West VirginiaPerson: Andrew WhittakerPerson: Todd ParsonsPerson: WhittakerPerson: ParsonsPerson: West VirginiansEvent: Christmas 2002Organisation: Billy Sundays Bar and GrillOrganisation: Jack Whittaker Foundation
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