Got to be one of the most misleading headlines I've read recently heh. She didn't win the lottery, she lost all her money gambling. That's really the headline, here, no?
I agree, well what can we expect? News today is more on exaggerated titles and often misleading ones for click-baiting.
I mean, you lose at poker or black jack or roulette, and you don't mention how many rounds you win before eventually busting (you can even win more hands than lose as people like me usually bust when chasing losing streaks).
True, those lottery wins are not worth mentioning( because they aren't a jackpot) at all let alone being a title of news. It is more fitting to say just the person embezzled money due to gambling addiction.
A brazilian medicine college student diverted almost 200.000$ from the graduation comission's funds, which belonged to her whole class, to place high bets through the national lottery.
She won sometimes on short run, but after all, faced a huge loss and went into almost 40.000$ debt. After scamming the lottery, the police department was triggered and the investigation has started.
She was investigated for money laundering and embezzlement. Later on, it was discovered the funds' origin.
Meanwhile, the class students became suspicious about the situation after the woman told on her class Whatsapp's group funds raised for graduation were lost after she invested it in a brokerage firm and was scammed by it, but no further documents and evidences could be provided, because everything was robbed!
Since then, no more updates about the case have been shared on the news. It happened about 2 weeks ago.
Medical student wins lottery 5 times after embezzling graduation funds
She won sometimes on short run, but after all, faced a huge loss and went into almost 40.000$ debt. After scamming the lottery, the police department was triggered and the investigation has started.
She was investigated for money laundering and embezzlement. Later on, it was discovered the funds' origin.
Meanwhile, the class students became suspicious about the situation after the woman told on her class Whatsapp's group funds raised for graduation were lost after she invested it in a brokerage firm and was scammed by it, but no further documents and evidences could be provided, because everything was robbed!
Since then, no more updates about the case have been shared on the news. It happened about 2 weeks ago.
Medical student wins lottery 5 times after embezzling graduation funds
Is this news from the village of fools?
200 thousand dollars is a serious amount, was there really no control over it? Also, if their class consisted of 30 students, does each of them contribute $6,500? Maybe I didn’t understand something, but isn’t this a huge amount for such an event?
Probably he is holding all the funds for all graduating classes at the university. I believe it is for graduation thing, so I think there is more than 1 class involved.
