Trio accused of €32.5m Euro Millions scam

Police in France are holding two shopkeepers and another person accused of a €32.5m Euro Millions lottery scam.

Trio accused of €32.5m Euro Millions scam
Wed, 27 Jun, 2007 - 08:58

Police in France are holding two shopkeepers and another person accused of a €32.5m Euro Millions lottery scam.

Police believe the shopkeepers, who own a tobacco shop in Paris, realised they had sold the winning Euro Millions ticket on May 11 when a man came in to check whether he had won.

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