Illinois lottery winner shares $17.5 million prize with family
Dan Dixon 38 and his wife Mary Ann won one of four Illinois tickets in a record $69.9 million Lotto jackpot. The Dixons, part of the Matlosz Family Partnership, will split $17.5 million per ticket with relatives and others. Lottery officials noted the prize is paid as $864,000 annually for 20 years.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Dan Dixon
Mary Ann
White Hen
Lisle
Dixons
B.R. Miller
Monmouth
Ill
Ron Miller
Little York
Barb Miller
Stafford
Texas
Scott Miller
Chandler
Ariz
Lottery
Springfield
Mary Ann Dixon
Louis
Mary Matlosz
Elizabeth
N.J
Ray
Susan Matlosz
Cranford
Ron Matlosz
Paul
Regina Verescak
Linden
California
Mike Wittkowski
Sharp
Cult leader may have killed girl in Mexico City
Authorities say Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, suspected head of a drug-smuggling cult tied to sacrificial killings, may have killed his girlfriend in Mexico City and fled to Florida. Sara Aldrete Villareal, 24, known as the witch, had belongings and an occult altar found in a Mexico City apartment. police say she did not accompany Constanzo as he and two accomplices fled to Miami after a narcotics raid uncovered bodies near Matamoros.
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Matamoros
Mexico
UPI
Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo
Mexico City
Florida
Sara Aldrete Villareal
Constanzo
Juan Benitez Ayala
Federal Judicial Police Unit
Aldrete
Brownsville
Maria Teresa
Padrino
Godfather
McAllen
Texas
Alvaro DeLeon Valdez
Martin Quintana
Miami
Ayala
U.S
Oran Neck
Continental Airlines
Santa Elena Ranch
Neck
Prince plans house bigger than airport in Aspen
Prince Bandar bin Sultan plans a 43,000 square foot mansion on Star Mesa near Aspen, nearly double the county airport size of 36,000 square feet. The Saudi ambassador to the United States would face an estimated cost near 50 million dollars, following Aspen’s largest home built by Leslie Wexner for about 30 million.
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Aspen
Colo
UPI
Mecca
Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdel Aziz
Pitkin County
Star Mesa
Bandar
King Fahd
Saudi Arabia
United States
Wexner
Savage slayer in California rampage linked to law note
Ramon Salcido, an immigrant wine bottler, is sought after a mass killing in Sonoma and surrounding areas. He reportedly killed his wife and five others, wounded a coworker, and left a bloodied car with a note in Spanish asking forgiveness and saying this law made him do it. The FBI joined the search as authorities fear he may flee to Mexico.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
UPI
FBI
Ramon Salcido
Mexico
Sonoma County
Dick Michaelsen
Salcido
San Francisco Bay Area
Michaelsen
California
San Rafael
Angelia
Sulcido
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