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A woman whose husband has kept about $600,000 in lottery winnings from her says she has a number for him: half. And Donna Campbell is suing her husband in her attempt to get it.
But American Airlines mechanic Arnim Ramdass disappeared after his wife confronted him about the secret, so process servers haven't been able to hand him the lawsuit papers yet, Campbell's attorney said. "Here's a guy who for years has spent marital money on the lottery and at casinos, and he's always lost," Bruce Baldwin said. "And now he finally wins, and he's trying to keep it from his wife. That's pretty low." Campbell, Ramdass' wife since 2005 and girlfriend for five years before that, said she suspected he was hiding something when he disconnected their phone and kept their television off. A postcard offering congratulations on a new house purchase was her final clue. So Campbell did an Internet search on "Ramdass" and "lotto" and saw a news release from the Florida Lottery about a pool of 17 airline mechanics who won the $19 million jackpot on June 20. "I said, 'Do you have any news you want to share with me,"' Campbell recalled telling her husband. "He said, 'No. What are you talking about?' I said, 'The lottery."' Ramdass told her he had bought the ticket for his daughter from another marriage, but Campbell didn't believe it. "He had been buying those tickets for years, and he never, ever said one of them was for her," Campbell said. Ramdass and his co-workers have for years pooled their money every Wednesday and Friday for Lotto tickets, Campbell said. The group opted for the lump-sum payment of $10.2 million, so each got about $600,000 before taxes. An American Airlines official declined to comment on Ramdass' job status, citing employee privacy, but his co-workers said he has taken a leave of absence. "Right now, all I want is justice," Campbell said. "With time, I will file for divorce."
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Here is a similiar story, If I did this my Wife (MadCat) would probabley have me neutered
Wife's £5m Google surprise A woman is suing her husband after she Googled his name - and found out he had won £5m on the lottery. Donna Campbell became suspicious of her man when he kept turning the TV off and disconnecting the telephone, reports the Miami Herald. A postcard about a new home purchase gave the game away. Ms Campbell entered her husband's name and lottery numbers on Google and discovered he was hiding a group $10.2m lottery win. She found a Florida lottery press release that named 17 airline mechanics who had hit the jackpot. They will each get £298,000 of the £5m win. Ms Campbell eventually confronted Arnim Ramdass with the words: "Do you have any news you want to share with me?" She is now suing him for her share of his good luck. "Here's a guy who for years has spent marital money on the lottery and at casinos, and he's always lost,"' said Bruce Baldwin, Ms Campbell's attorney. "And now he finally wins, and he's trying to keep it from his wife. That's pretty low."' |
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