what did I do with that winning lottery ticket? I hope I didn't put it in my pants

and wash it and make it just go away. Well that's what a lady claims in

California 26 million bucks worth washed away. So this lady is a regular at this

convenience store in Los Angeles and she told workers she had left the ticket

in her pants and put them in the wash. Now normally you'd say, yeah right, I

mean I did the same thing. But surveillance showed the woman purchasing

according to this the winning ticket, right? I mean they know that the way the

ticket was sold, what time it was sold and they have it on film her buying a

ticket at that time. But you still need the ticket and you need proof. So the

26 million dollar California lottery prize goes away because last week

Thursday was the last day to redeem it. And nobody did because you have to

believe this lady she purchased the ticket, right? I mean the employees

remember where she's a regular and they have it on tape. The weird thing is

they sent the tape to the lottery office and then they recorded over the

tape. Why would you I would you record over that man if I were her I would have

kept that bad boy as you know further evidence just to have it. And you

should be they again they know the time it was sold. They have it on tape time

stamped of her buying the ticket. But rules are rules. You need the ticket, right?

You have to have a photograph of front or back or there's got to be a way to you

know zoom in on the video which you know I'm sure it's very difficult with you

know how it looks those video cameras at the convenience stores aren't

necessarily you know 5G. But they have her buying the ticket or a ticket and

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