California Group Claims $1.765 Billion Powerball Jackpot
TL;DR
The California lottery has identified Theodorus Struyck as the representative of a group of winners who claimed the $1.75 billion Powerball jackpot, the second-largest prize in lottery history. Personal details about Struyck have been difficult to find, but public records show a 65-year-old man by that name in Frazier Park, near the store where the winning ticket was sold. The group's size remains undisclosed, and the ticket seller, Midway Market, will receive a $1 million check.
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