$7.1 Million Lotto Ticket Goes Unclaimed

By STACY MORROW
Updated 2:45 PM CST, Tue, Nov 3, 2009

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The deadline to claim a $7.1 million Texas lotto ticket passed without anyone stepping up to claim the winnings, KRLD reported Tuesday.

The ticket was purchased at the Big Country Mart in Burleson on May 6.

While the winner missed out, the store will still get $110,000, which is a 1 percent share, for selling the winning ticket.

First Published: Nov 3, 2009 2:23 PM CST

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