BC Lottery Winner Played The Same Numbers For 20 Years Before $5.8 Million Jackpot
"Apparently everyone in Prince Rupert had found out."
A woman in B.C. said it has taken 20 years of playing the same lottery numbers before she won a mammoth $5.8 million jackpot.
Juanita Parnell, from Prince Rupert, matched all six numbers in the Lotto 6/49 draw on October 6. She played with the numbers 7, 18, 19, 38, 42, and 46.
She shared the jackpot which another winner from Ontario and took home $5,790,419.90.
Speaking about her win, she said: "I was in a rush [to buy my ticket]. I had actually forgotten and was hurrying to buy [before sales closed for the draw], and was worried I would miss the numbers."
She said that her winning numbers don't have any special connection but remembers using them for a Quick Pick lottery draw two decades ago.
On her plans for the money, she would like to take her grandchildren to Disneyland because they've "never been able to go on a vacation together all at once."
Her win follows a winning trend in B.C. after Susan Friesen, from Hope, B.C. won $1 million and credited the name of her town for her success.
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